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NYFF Review: Nebraska

Before I was old enough to actually understand the jokes about sex and relationships, one of the movies I used to watch all ...

By Hubert VigillaFebruary 20, 20200

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Review: 12 Years a Slave

When 12 Years a Slave played at the Toronto International Film Festival last month, there were reports of walkouts during screenings, even among ...

By Hubert VigillaFebruary 20, 20200

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Review: Blue Is the Warmest Color

There are many examples of desire in Blue Is the Warmest Color that are nuanced and downright erotic. These moments are communicated in ...

By Hubert VigillaFebruary 20, 20200

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NYFF Review: Like Father, Like Son

The film Still Walking by Japanese filmmaker Hirokazu Koreeda has been on my to-watch list for a little while. It’s supposed to be ...

By Hubert VigillaFebruary 20, 20200

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NYFF Review: Alan Partridge

British comedy has a fine tradition of endlessly watchable twits. Off the top of my head, some of my favorites are Basil Fawlty ...

By Hubert VigillaFebruary 20, 20200

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NYFF Review: The Missing Picture

At last year’s New York Asian Film Festival I saw a documentary called Golden Slumbers, which focused on the lost cinema of Cambodia. ...

By Hubert VigillaFebruary 20, 20200

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Review: A Touch of Sin

It’s remarkable what a little context can do. My initial impressions about A Touch of Sin were generally positive but also ambivalent. I ...

By Hubert VigillaFebruary 20, 20200

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Review: Inside Llewyn Davis

The trailers for Inside Llewyn Davis don’t quite capture the feel of the film. If you watch them, there’s a kind of satiny ...

By Hubert VigillaFebruary 20, 20200

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Review: Captain Phillips

Captain Phillips wasn’t really on my radar for the year. I like Paul Grenngrass and I love Tom Hanks, but I really wasn’t ...

By Hubert VigillaFebruary 20, 20200

Features

After the Credits: A Serbian Film and shifting opinions

I am considering watching A Serbian Film for the third time. When I saw it the first time, I was horrified and swore I ...

By Alec Kubas-MeyerFebruary 20, 20200

Trailers

All Is Bright brings the (dark) Christmas spirit

Christmas movies with cheery people and overwrought emotions are a dime a dozen. Christmas movies that are dark comedies? Not so much. That’s ...

By Matthew RazakFebruary 20, 20200

Win a fancy Limited Edition Electric Man poster

To commemorate the DVD release of the upcoming film Electric Man, we have got a pretty awesome looking special edition poster to give ...

By Alec Kubas-MeyerFebruary 20, 20200

NYFF Review: Nebraska

Review: 12 Years a Slave

Review: Blue Is the Warmest Color

NYFF Review: Like Father, Like Son

NYFF Review: Alan Partridge

NYFF Review: The Missing Picture

Review: A Touch of Sin

Review: Inside Llewyn Davis

Review: Captain Phillips

After the Credits: A Serbian Film and shifting opinions

All Is Bright brings the (dark) Christmas spirit

Win a fancy Limited Edition Electric Man poster

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