‘My Life as a Zucchini’ focuses on childhood trauma through a lens of hope
Very few children’s films are explicitly about the experience of being a child, nor are they often...
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by Leigh Monson | Mar 21, 2017 | Featured, Film, Film Reviews, Reviews | 0 |
Very few children’s films are explicitly about the experience of being a child, nor are they often...
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Sometimes it can be difficult for foreign cinema to cross cultural boundaries, particularly when...
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Tanna is that rare film where the circumstances and conceit of its production are much more...
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Driving home from the theater after I Am Not Your Negro, my partner and I mostly sat in silence. I...
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I normally don’t like to harp on length when it comes to critiquing a film, mostly because it...
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Why does this movie exist? What is the point of Gold having ever been made? I would genuinely like...
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Frequent readers of my reviews are likely aware of my fondness for the term “mood poem,” which for...
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There is a very, very fine line between moral ambiguity and not being able to pick a perspective....
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Call me a sentimental sucker, but I tend to feel a certain affinity for films that explore the...
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When one person is simultaneously the star, screenwriter, director, and producer of a film, that...
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Passion projects are almost always interesting, especially if they come from the mind of an...
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Sing has a premise that by no means should produce a good result: Take a bunch of cartoon animals,...
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