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Happy Hour (ND/NF Review)
Blair Hoyle | March 24, 2016With a gargantuan 5+ hour runtime, 'Happy Hour' is the kind of intimate character study that's unheard of.
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Kill Me Please (ND/NF Review)
Michael Nazarewycz | March 22, 2016What starts out as a promising teen slasher soon falls victim to its own narcissism.
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Life After Life (ND/NF Review)
Michael Nazarewycz | March 21, 2016A man carries out the wishes of his late wife, whose spirit has possessed their son, in this...
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Valley of Love
C.J. Prince | March 21, 2016Two of France's greatest actors reunite in a strange tale of death and the afterlife in the California...
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Sweet Bean
Michael Nazarewycz | March 18, 2016With excellent performances and a fine directing touch, 'Sweet Bean' is a film worth finding and savoring.
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Kaili Blues (ND/NF Review)
Pavi Ramani | March 16, 2016As much as we cannot tell where the film is going, we cannot tell if it is going...
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Fireworks Wednesday
Michael Nazarewycz | March 15, 2016Suspicion wreaks havoc on a woman's psyche in Asghar Farhadi's wonderful drama.
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Cemetery of Splendour
Cameron Morewood | March 11, 2016Acclaimed Thai filmmaker Apichatpong Weerasethakul's latest film is a mystifying and wondrous experience.
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The Nightingale
Byron Bixler | February 25, 2016Even with low stakes, the execution in filmmaker Philippe Muyl's 'The Nightingale' is bland and conventional.
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Being 17 (Berlin Review)
Nik Grozdanovic | February 20, 2016Téchiné’s film breathes with a poetic temperance; a beautifully structured, finely acted ballad on teenage angst and passion.
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The Club
Michael Nazarewycz | February 19, 2016A group of banished priests have their idyllic golden years upended in this amazing Chilean drama.
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Embrace of the Serpent
Bernard Boo | February 17, 2016A visually sumptuous, frightening meditation on colonialism's violent stamping-out of indigenous culture.
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Boris Without Béatrice (Berlin Review)
C.J. Prince | February 15, 2016Denis Côté's latest film is a visually striking look at one man's unchecked privilege.
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In Your Dreams! (Berlin Review)
C.J. Prince | February 15, 2016Teen drama, parkour and fantasy sequences are just a few of the sloppy ingredients that make up this...
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Things to Come (Berlin Review)
Nik Grozdanovic | February 13, 2016With Isabelle Huppert, Mia Hansen-Løve has found a perfect collaborator.