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Okja [2017]: A Remarkably Powerful Eco-Fable
Korean filmmaker Bong Joon-ho is one of the most playful and stylistically unpredictable directors in the contemporary cinematic world. Mr….
Happiness [2017]: NYAFF Review
Unlike what the title suggests, Japanese cult filmmaker Sabu’s ‘Happiness’ is probably the saddest film of the year. A non-resilient,…
10 Films The HOF-men Recommend: 9th Edition
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Suffering Of Ninko [2017]: NYAFF Review
Niwatsukino Norihiro’s ‘Suffering Of Ninko‘ is about sexual awakenings. A surreal, ghostly folklore and an absolutely batshit crazy mix of…
Keeping ‘Siskel and Ebert At the Movies’ Alive
It’s safe to say that most film-lovers know about Siskel and Ebert. Many of them grew up watching their seminal movie review show, commonly known as At the Movies with Siskel and Ebert, throughout the ‘70s, ‘80s, and ‘90s.
The Bad Batch [2017]: Substance squanders through rich Aesthetics & dense Atmosphere
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