Review: Trip of Compassion
I feel incredibly fortunate to have been able to attend a select theatrical screening of the Israeli film Trip of Compassion, both from ...
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Review: The Hummingbird Project
Sometimes a movie looks interesting, timely, and well put together. That’s exactly what The Hummingbird Project looked like to me. With a cast of ...
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SXSW Review: The Gift: The Journey of Johnny Cash
Johnny Cash’s impact on music is undeniable. With his stern voice and lyrics reflecting blue-collar life, Cash found a way to blend folk ...
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Review: Dragged Across Concrete
It can be a tricky thing to make a film violent. Is it going to be fun violence? You watch Raiders of the ...
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Review: Shazam!
Shazam, or Captain Marvel if you’re a classic DC fan like myself, is a hero that doesn’t get as much of the spotlight ...
Review: Book of Monsters
Book of Monsters is the first Kickstarter funded film I’ve seen. This one billed itself as the horror movie where YOU could choose ...
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Review: Ash is Purest White
What is your life going to look like in the future? Who will you be close to, what will you do? I have ...
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SXSW Review: Frances Ferguson
Frances Ferguson is bored. She’s a 25-year-old substitute teacher with a dead marriage and a mother who is just as annoyed with her ...
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SXSW Review: Them That Follow
I’m struck by just how at home Walton Goggins seems as some redneck pulled from a holler deep in Kentucky or elsewhere in ...
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SXSW Review: Adopt a Highway
In Adopt a Highway, Ethan Hawke plays recently released convict trying to find his way in a world that’s changed drastically since his incarceration ...
SXSW Review: Museum Town
There’s a moment when you first see a work of art that you consider the individual behind it: how did they even conceive ...
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Review: Relaxer
Nostalgia-baiting is something I’m not too familiar with. I’m not fond of superheroes, and I wasn’t alive in the 80’s, so I figured ...