Atonement Review: Reed Van Dyk Confronts the Asymmetric Scars of the Iraq War
The feature directorial debut of American filmmaker Reed Van Dyk arrives with Atonement, a sober drama ...
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Read moreDetailsPrishtina in the late 1990s seems trapped in one long held breath. Thirteen-year-old Dua sits in ...
Read moreDetailsThe story begins in modern Tel Aviv, where an elderly Ilya receives a message that breaks ...
Read moreDetailsIn 1993, a gold coin passed from one hand to another and became plastic and glass. ...
Read moreDetailsHistory can resemble an autopsy table: coordinates laid out with casualties, fronts reduced to numbers, pain ...
Read moreDetailsAnat Even returns to the skeletal remains of Nir Oz, the kibbutz that held her childhood ...
Read moreDetailsRise of the Conqueror brings the 14th-century Central Asian world to the screen through director Jacob ...
Read moreDetailsAbdallah Alkhatib shifts from the documentary rigor of Little Palestine to the narrative looseness of Chronicles ...
Read moreDetailsThe Swedish Connection treats the life of Gösta Engzell as a case study in what I’d ...
Read moreDetailsDirector J.M. Harper builds this documentary from the 2003 memoir by Army veteran Ed Emanuel, keeping ...
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