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"With its zoophilic storyline, he symbolises how the Spanish people tried to cope with or find solace in the unpleasant reality of living under a military dictatorship." @chidinmaokezie_ looks at the classic 1977 Spanish film La criatura!
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La criatura by Eloy de la Iglesia Review | Aesthetics
Made during Spain's transition to democracy, La criatura is a fascinating time capsule that uses bestiality to represent the possibility of change.
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"I was in New York last week and, yes, the rumours are true: it really is just like in the movies." New York and the movies inspire our latest edition of No More Slop, looking at a misguided, forgotten Central Park romance, and some in-flight propaganda.
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NMS #2: Autumn in New York
A terrible "fall" movie you can't look away from, in-flight corporate propaganda, and a couple of heist recommendations
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17 days ago
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A new newsletter from Journey Into Cinema. Unsung films from the bowels of cinema history; a much-needed antidote to the current era of forgettable streaming slop. Subscribe today!
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No More Slop! #1
Here's what you should be watching instead!
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29 days ago
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29 days ago
I love getting the chance to write about my favorite strand in NYFF for
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"If this medium is going to survive the automisation and co-optation of artistic labour, it must prove malleable in responding to the myriad ongoing global crises." Nick Kouhi surveys new films by Radu Jude, James Benning and Tsai Ming-liang at NYFF!
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Currents Review | New York Film Festival 2025
From Radu Jude's take on AI slop to Benning's pointedly political piece, Currents at NYFF has its experimental finger on today's disintegrating world.
https://journeyintocinema.com/currents-nyff-2025/
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"If this medium is going to survive the automisation and co-optation of artistic labour, it must prove malleable in responding to the myriad ongoing global crises."
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Current Responses to a Degrading Status Quo
New films in New York by Radu Jude, James Benning, Sharon Lockhart and Tsai Ming-liang
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about 1 month ago
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Don't Pay for Black Phone 2
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about 1 month ago
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"It starts, as many horror sequels do, with the key question: how on earth can I move beyond the trauma of the last movie?" The Danteesque Black Phone 2 shows that the worst layer of hell is all *ice*
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Black Phone 2 by Scott Derrickson Review | Reviews
Scott Derrickson's marginally better sequel Black Phone 2, the spirit of Dante's Inferno is chanelled to frosty — in both senses of the word — results.
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"The sunny, carefree Mallorca vibe clashes with the quiet pain inside the house — like life keeps moving, but you’re caught in a moment that changed everything." TIFF feature Forastera is another instalment of a new Catalan filmmaking wave.
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Forastera by Lucía Aleñar Iglesias Review | Discovery | TIFF
Lucía Aleñar Iglesias' promising debut finds a unique angle on coming-of-age and haunted house tropes — marking her as a director to watch.
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about 2 months ago
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"Barragán miscues by taking us from an emotionally nervy first two acts into a closing one where catharsis comes with a soft touch, rather than spiking or maintaining the tension." David Katz reviews Orizzonti entry The Ivy from Venice!
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The Ivy by Ana Cristina Barragán Review | Venice Film Fest
Borrowing Reygadas' DOP, Ana Cristina Barragán's taboo-breaking film The Ivy doesn't satisfy, even if it keeps us curious.
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about 2 months ago
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"How do you survive in a world that wants you gone, especially when that violence begins at home? How long can you keep turning the other cheek before something inside you breaks?" Trans Iranian thriller Between Dreams and Hope plays at TIFF!
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Between Dreams and Hope by Farnoosh Samadi Review | TIFF
Farnoosh Samadi's blistering thriller Between Dreams and Hope captures the compromises of a young trans man navigating the difficulties of modern-day Iran.
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about 2 months ago
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"Pablos has crafted a modern erotic drama centred on working-class men that offers a fascinating — and at times deeply disturbing — journey through Northern Mexico’s highways and truck stops.' Queer road trip En el camino wins the Queer Lion!
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En El Camino by David Pablos Review | Orizzonti | Venice
David Pablos' riveting Mexican film En El Camino, winner of the Queer Lion, presents a fresh take on the queer road trip movie.
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2 months ago
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"People get scared, turn on each other, and look for someone to blame — making it clear how easily fear and desperation can be used to keep existing power structures in place." Coronavirus is labour oppression in Stephan Komandarev’s Made in EU.
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Made in EU by Stephan Komandarev Review | Venezia Spotlight
Stephan Komanderev uses the coronavirus pandemic to explore the horrors of labour exploitation in one of Europe's poorest regions.
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2 months ago
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"When a film leans so heavily into muscular bodies, eroticised violence, and women reduced to collateral damage — even with critical intent — it risks becoming what it claims to criticise." Gorgonà is empty incel nonsense with a silly woke ending.
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Gorgonà by Evi Kalogiropoulou Review | Critics' Week
Evi Kalogiropoulou's deeply disappointing Gorgonà leans so heavily into fascist aesthetics it starts to resemble the very thing it criticises.
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2 months ago
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"For in the end, these seven days, irrespective of their bearing upon our real world, feel strangely inconsequential." Patrick Fey reviews Mother, playing in Orizzonti at Venice Film Festival!
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Mother by Teona Strugar Mitevska Review | Venice Film Fest
Noomi Rapace is highly forbidding as the Saint of the Peripheries in Mitevska's Mother Teresa biopic, yet this seven-day narrative ends up disappointing.
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2 months ago
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"When he realises what’s actually happened, we’re as disoriented as he is. It’s a chilling demonstration of how convincingly the mind can rewrite reality." Otec takes us into the mind of a frazzled father in a harrowing story of a simple, fatal mistake.
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Otec by Tereza Nvotová Review | Orizzonti | Venice Film Fest
A father makes a devastating mistake in Tereza Nvotová's Otec, bleak and hellish depiction of every parent's worst nightmare.
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2 months ago
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"Part of growing up is letting go of the fantasies we’ve built — about love, friendship, identity, and belonging — and facing the future as we really are." Fantasy is THAT GIRL. Jared Abbott reviews from Locarno.
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Fantasy by Kukla Review | Concorso Cineasti Del Presente
A transgender Macedonian woman radically transforms the lives of a group of tomboys in Kukla's assured and heartfelt Fantasy — live from Locarno!
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3 months ago
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"Mosquitoes leaves you moved but a little uncertain about what you just experienced." Jared Abbott reviews this bold and messy swing from Valentina and Nicole Bertani, live from Locarno!
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Mosquitoes by Nicole and Valentina Bertani Review | Locarno
Not everything in Mosquitoes lands, but its big, and bold swings show off the ambition of Nicole and Valentina Bertani's off-kilter coming-of-age vision.
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3 months ago
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"His thesis on the artistic process is therefore a straightforward one: 'A good work is how well it depicts human sadness.'" Joseph Owen's final review from Locarno, dives deep into a curious, yet radically empathetic Japanese competition work.
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Two Seasons, Two Strangers by Sho Miyake Review | Locarno
Two distinct, writerly stories emerge from Sho Miyake's pen in his wistful adaptation of Yoshiharu Tsuge's manga Mr. Ben and His Igloo, A View of the Seaside.
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3 months ago
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"Mordantly funny, Sorella di Clausura offers a balm to the upright seriousness found elsewhere in Locarno’s main competition" Joseph Owen reviews Sorella Di Clausura, live from Locarno!
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Sorella di Clausura by Ivana Mladenović | Locarno
Ivana Mladenović's mordantly funny Romanian film Sorella di Clausura offers a welcome comic contrast to Locarno's usual so-so-serious fare.
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3 months ago
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"Again, the viewer is invited to fill in the gaps: what do we need to perceive in order to understand?" Joseph Owen reviews Alexandre Koberidze's Dry Leaf, live from Locarno!
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Dry Leaf by Alexandre Koberidze Review | Locarno
Dry Leaf, Alexandre Koberidze's much anticipated follow up to What Do We See When We Look At The Sky, is another meandering exploration of family and football.
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3 months ago
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"What Aljafari has managed to achieve in With Hasan in Gaza, through this edited and refashioned material, is, in many ways, astonishing." Joseph Owen reviews With Hasan in Gaza, playing in competition at Locarno!
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With Hasan in Gaza by Kamal Aljafari Review | Locarno
Kamal Aljafari's urgent With Hasan in Gaza might be shot in the autumn of 2001, but its images speak firmly to the present onslaught by the Isreali regime.
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3 months ago
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"That question lingers. Are we really happy in monogamy — or just too cautious (and complacent) to find out?" Quebecois comedy Follies explores the joys — and pitfalls — of opening up your marriage, to often hilarious results.
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Follies by Éric K. Boulianne Review | Locarno Film Festival
Éric K. Boulianne's debut comedy drama Follies explores the joys — and pitfalls — of opening up a marriage, to often hilarious results.
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3 months ago
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"Its demonstration of the so-called didactic method reveals an influence on one of the great unheralded films of the 21st century: Malmkrog." Joseph Owen reviews Roberto Rossellini's 1974 history film Year One, playing in Locarno Heritage
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Year One by Roberto Rossellini Review | Locarno Heritage
A fresh restoration of Robert Rossellini's hagiography of a centrist Italian prime minister proves an unlikely forebearer for Cristi Puiu's iconic Malmkrog.
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3 months ago
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"I found my first Ben Rivers film, a tale of a decaying world inhabited solely by children, completely stultifying." Locarno Competition entry Mare's Nest belongs in a museum!
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Mare's Nest by Ben Rivers Review | Concorso Internazionale
Ben Rivers' latest feature is a long and meandering slog through the apocalypse that might work in a museum, but is deadening on the big screen.
https://journeyintocinema.com/mares-nest-review/
3 months ago
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"Their blurring of reality and imagination serves a more grounded purpose: to understand social relationships in periods of geopolitical crisis." @joseph_owen_ reviews White Snail, the latest work by Space Dogs duo Elsa Kremser and Levin Peter!
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White Snail by Elsa Kremser and Levin Peter Review | Locarno
Space Dogs directors Elsa Kremser and Levin Peter's first fully fiction feature White Snail is a dark and disturbing love story set in Belarus.
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"The Birthday Party resists joining the current wave of Eat the Rich storytelling — here, the rich devour themselves." Piazza Grande effort The Birthday Party, starring Willem Dafoe, kicks off our Locarno coverage!
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The Birthday Party by Miguel Ángel Jiménez Review | Locarno
Miguel Ángel Jiménez's Piazza Grande film The Birthday Party lets Willem Dafoe chew the scenery, but its not one of his essential performances.
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3 months ago
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"It’s not that women are superior to men, but I think men have a lot to learn from women." Luminous Life director João Rosas talks to Patrick Fey about cinema as cartography, conflictless cinema, beautiful women, and sitting in trees.
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João Rosas The Luminous Life Interview | Karlovy Vary
The Luminous LIfe director João Rosas discusses using cinema as cartography and charting the life of the same child through different films.
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3 months ago
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"The work of Garfield and Rowlands reminds us of how useful a tool method acting can be, taking archetypal roles and turning them into something deeply personal and human." Karlovy Vary Film Festival pays tribute to the godfather of method acting.
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John Garfield at the Karlovy Vary Film Festival Review
Films by Gena Rowlands and John Garfield at Karlovy Vary International Film Festival show us the deep emotional power of the method acting approach.
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4 months ago
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"Despite dealing with a taboo topic, it doesn’t actually tackle it in a particularly transgressive way." Don't Call Me Mama plays at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival!
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Don't Call Me Mama by Nina Knag Review | Karlovy Vary
Don't Call Me Mama is Scandinavia's answer to Babygirl that unfortunately gives off a truly icky Blame It On Rio vibe.
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4 months ago
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"Everything feels well-made and handsome, but there is little emotional connection found in this portrait of tender, male ennui." The Visitor plays in the Crystal Globe Competition at the Karlovy Vary Film Festival.
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The Visitor by Vytautas Katkus Review | Karlovy Vary
Despite its preponderance of gorgeous images, The Visitor provides an emotionally-detached experience that can't match the magic of its visuals.
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4 months ago
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Chapter 42: In Which We Reflect on the Celtic Spirit of I Saw the Face of God in the Jet Wash, the latest film by Cornish filmmaker Mark Jenkin. Live from Karlovy Vary International Film Festival.
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I Saw the Face of God in The Jet Wash by Mark Jenkin Review
Mark Jenkin's loopy tour of the Celtic regions of the world (and Los Angeles) is British cinema and its most pure and eccentric. Essential viewing.
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4 months ago
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Karlovy Filmy
Fresh Water, Fresh Movies
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4 months ago
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"Ondřej Provazník provides us with an insiduous masterclass in male manipulation, using the perspective of a child to devastating, even cruel effect." Broken Voices competes for the Crystal Globe at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival!
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Broken Voices by Ondřej Provazník Review | Karlovy Vary
Ondřej Provazník's sophomore film is a slow-burn look at abuse featuring a brilliant performance from Juraj Loj as a manipulative choirmaster.
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4 months ago
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"A valiant effort, but a non-fiction portrayal may have been the more touching one." Avant/Apres plays in Proxima at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival!
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Before/After by Manoël Dupont Review | Karlovy Vary
Two balding men travel to Instanbul for a transplant in Manoël Dupont's uneven yet fascinating hybrid film Before/After.
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4 months ago
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"This is not just art, but a vital work of documentation, providing clear and unobjectionable evidence of the ongoing ecocide." Divia plays in the Crystal Globe Competition at Karlovy Vary!
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Divia by Dmytro Hreshko Review | Crystal Globe
With careful drone footage and plenty of nature shots, Dmytro Hreshko creates a powerful portrait of how Russia has commited ecocide in Ukraine.
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4 months ago
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"Through the power of omission, the startling reality of the state — and how it contributes to an ongoing mental health crisis — is laid powerfully bare." Action Item plays in the Proxima competition at the Karlovy Vary Film Festival.
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Action Item by Paula Ďurinová Review | Karlovy Vary
At once an abstract exploration of mental health and a potent political piece, Action Item is a fine mid-length essay doc from Paula Ďurinová.
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4 months ago
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"This is especially refreshing when much of social realist cinema these days involves dull handheld camerawork and more lazy camera coverage than a Club World Cup game." Out Of Love shows how to best shoot and frame French Social Realist drama.
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Out Of Love by Nathan Ambrosioni Review | Karlovy Vary
While the story of Out of Love is nothing new, Nathan Ambriosioni's carefully-measured style shows him off as a director of great techincal talent.
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4 months ago
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"This film will invariably be described as Rohmerian. Those comparisons are more than warranted." The Luminous Life plays in Competition at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival!
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The Luminous Life by João Rosas Review | Karlovy Vary
The spirit of Éric Rohmer lives on in João Rosas excellent Crystal Globe entry The Luminuous Life, capturing the perils of love under capitalism.
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"Suddenly, something so capable becomes the executor of monstrous, unfathomable ideas." Maciej J. Drygas' montage documentary shows how trains have shaped the twentieth century. Live from
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Trains by Maciej J. Drygas Review | Horizons | Karlovy Vary
With no voiceover used, Maciej J. Drygas relies entirely on montage, music and sound design to use trains to tell the story of the twentieth century.
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4 months ago
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"Beneath its measured surface, Perry’s nearly three-hour elegy quietly evokes something profoundly human." Jared Abbott reviews Alex Ross Perry's Videoheaven, told exclusively through clips of video stores in movies and other media.
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Videoheaven by Alex Ross Perry Review | Journey Into Cinema
Over the course of three hours, Alex Ross Perry knowingly charts the rise and fall of the video store, from cultural icon to modern irrelevance.
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"Edwards delivers on genuine thrills, a fantastic use of scale, moments of sheer, bloody terror and fine comic timing. It’s during these parts that Rebirth might actually be the best of the Jurassic films since the second one." Our review!
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Jurassic World Rebirth by Gareth Edwards Review | Sketches
Jurassic World Rebirth is a welcome return to form for a franchise that had severely lost its way, even if the final screenplay is somewhat wanting.
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4 months ago
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"The Ballad of Wallis Island is a proper tearjerker. But like the best ones, it deserves every single drop; one cutesy folk song at a time." The Ballad of Wallis Island review!
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The Ballad of Wallis Island by James Griffiths Review
Tim Key provides a masterclass of tragicomic acting in the subtle yet often hilarious The Ballad of Wallis Island, replete with brilliant folk songs.
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"M3GAN 2.0 rides a fine line between dumb-as-rocks popcorn entertainment and philosophical treatise; mostly it’s a spectacle-driven genre sequel, and when it comes to bonkers set pieces and killer robot chaos, it delivers." Read our full review!
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M3GAN 2.0 by Gerard Johnstone Review | Sketches
The sequel to surprise hit M3GAN, M3GAN 2.0 dives headfirst into deranged action-comedy mayhem — and is a wildly enjoyable, if uneven ride.
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"M3GAN 2.0 rides a fine line between dumb-as-rocks popcorn entertainment and philosophical treatise; mostly it’s a spectacle-driven genre sequel, and when it comes to bonkers set pieces and killer robot chaos, it delivers." Read our full review!
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M3GAN 2.0 by Gerard Johnstone Review | Sketches
The sequel to surprise hit M3GAN, M3GAN 2.0 dives headfirst into deranged action-comedy mayhem — and is a wildly enjoyable, if uneven ride.
https://journeyintocinema.com/m3gan-2-0-review/
5 months ago
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"While there’s nothing particularly bad or objectionable about the material, it doesn’t offer much more than just following your average influencer livestream a big walk on social media." The Salt Path takes a hike!
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The Salt Path by Marianne Elliott Review | Reviews
Despite its beautiful scenery and excellent performances, coastal drama The Salt Path can't walk its way into a compelling storyline.
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"Twenty-five years on, American Psycho reveals how the narcissism of the 1980s metastasised into today’s algorithmic identity crises."
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dives deep on how Mary Harron's 2000 classic predicted today's era of pristine hyper-masculinity.
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American Psycho by Mary Harron | Sketches | Aesthetics
Once seen as a grotesque satire of greed and masculine performance, American Psycho now reveals how easily critique can slip into aspiration.
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"Twenty-five years on, American Psycho reveals how the narcissism of the 1980s metastasised into today’s algorithmic identity crises."
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American Psycho by Mary Harron | Sketches | Aesthetics
Once seen as a grotesque satire of greed and masculine performance, American Psycho now reveals how easily critique can slip into aspiration.
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"With Breathless (1983), one can see that crucial bridge between Godard’s style and Tarantino’s quintessentially American mode of genre postmodernism." Here's why the American Breathless might be the better movie. Our Hollywood Niche latest!
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Breathless by Jim McBride Review | Hollywood Niche
With 1983's Breathless, we see the key bridge between Godard's playfulness and Taratino's particularly American postmodernism. Available on Tubi!
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"With Breathless (1983), one can see that crucial bridge between Godard’s style and Tarantino’s quintessentially American mode of genre postmodernism." Here's why the American Breathless might be the better movie. Our Hollywood Niche latest!
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Breathless by Jim McBride Review | Hollywood Niche
With 1983's Breathless, we see the key bridge between Godard's playfulness and Taratino's particularly American postmodernism. Available on Tubi!
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