Septiene written, directed, and staring Michael Tully opens in limited release this week. It’s world premiere was earlier this year at the Sundance Film Festival…
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Take Shelter, the sophomore effort from writer/director Jeff Nichols, represents a major step forward from Nichols’s first film, Shotgun Stories. Shotgun Stories, a very good…
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If I asked you to name some films that take place in New England, where the wedding weekend brings together a painfully dysfunctional famly to…
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Homages to those crazy grindhouse films of the seventies, even when done well, usually don’t impress me. The exception to the rule is the Robert…
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In the wake of having his film picked up by IFC, Matthew Chapman, the director of The Ledge chatted with us for a while about…
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The Woman is written, directed, and portrayed with a heavy hand. When everything is done with speakers blasting, and not just the soundtrack, then it…
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One of the shortest feature films at Sundance this year, and certainly the most family friendly among the films of Park City at Midnight, is…
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The Sundance Film Festival is coming to a close, and Bellflower is still standing out in my mind as one of my favorites, certainly one…
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Homework is a disappointingly bland, coming-of-age tale about malcontent teenagers, placed in a world so ridiculous, the film simply begs not to be taken seriously….
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Of all the films creating buzz at Sundance this year, Matthew Chapman’s film The Ledge is getting some of the loudest. There’s no doubt that…
