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‘The Quiet Girl’ DVD Review – A Profoundly Moving Portrait Of The Need To Be Loved
Decal Releasing has released the Oscar-nominated Irish drama "The Quiet Girl" on DVD. Get our thoughts inside!
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‘Robots’ (2023) Review – A Bland Bag of Comedy and Feel-Good Rom-Com
All in all, Robots falls short of its potential due to various shortcomings. Get our full thoughts on the movie inside here!
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Notes on a Score: Composer Gavin Brivik on Sampling Actual Pipes in How To Blow Up a Pipeline’s Propulsive Electronic Score
In his second collaboration with Daniel Goldhaber, Gavin Brivik sampled pipes on set to provide unique sounds for the film’s score.
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‘Enys Men’ Review – A Fever Dream Firmly Wrapped In Soil, Branches And Frightening Libido
Mark Jenkin’s Enys Men is a fever dream firmly wrapped in soil, branches and frightening libido.
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‘The Quiet Girl’ Review – A Neglected Young Girl Blossoms Under The Care Of Distant Relatives
The Quiet Girl is a quiet and emotional film about the transformative power of love and how much of an important role in plays in…
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‘Infinity Pool’ Sundance 2023 Review – No Thoughts, Just (Gory, Dirty) Vibes
Once the initial shock of blood and semen wears off, Infinity Pool boils down to “no thoughts, just vibes.” Read our review here...
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‘All The Beauty and The Bloodshed’ Review: Two Uneven Halves Make For A Still Compelling Whole
Now in theaters, Laura Poitras’ awards frontrunner is an uncovering of history and legacy in two uneven but still compelling modes.
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‘Broker’ (2022) Review – Humanist Masterclass from Kore-eda
Hirokazu Kore-eda delivers another humanist meditation on chosen family and desperation with his newest drama 'Broker' (2022).
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‘Please Baby Please’ NewFest 2022 Interview: Composers Bryan Scary and Giulio Carmassi on Having ‘Carte Blanche’ to Make ‘Huge, Bold’ Musical Choices
The composers behind “Please Baby Please,” opening in theaters this weekend, break down the film’s jazzy, seductive score.
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‘How To Blow Up a Pipeline’ TIFF 2022 Review: The Political Is Made Personal In Daniel Goldhaber’s Entertaining Heist Thriller On The Climate Crisis
TIFF22’s breakout hit follows a group of young people who engage in property destruction to attack the fossil fuel industry where it hurts.