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Vintage Violence Review

Vintage Violence Review: Romance Gets Lost in the Rush

by Caleb Anderson

Carter runs through a crowded Tokyo shopping street with one clue to the whereabouts of his ...

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The Last Blossom Review: Thirty Years of Regret in One Prison Cell

by Naser Nahandian

Minoru Akutsu spends his final night with a flower that has already decided what kind of ...

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New Group Review: Decoding the Terror of the Harmonious Collective

Yuta Shimotsu’s second feature, New Group, confirms the director’s command of abstract storytelling as a tool ...

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