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fromwww.theguardian.com
5 days ago

Christmas, Again review laidback tale of a forlorn Christmas tree seller has authentic charm

A low-key, authentic indie drama set on a 24-hour Brooklyn Christmas tree stall delivers understated festive warmth through quiet moments and textured 16mm cinematography.
fromPortland Mercury
3 weeks ago

Movie Review: East Coast Heist Flick The Mastermind Still Feels Like Classic Kelly Reichardt

In her 1970 essay "On the Morning After the Sixties," Joan Didion described her disillusionment with the idea that political protest could "affect man's fate in the slightest." It's an opinion James Blaine "J.B." Mooney might share, if he were paying attention. He's the lead character and hapless art thief in director Kelly Reichardt's new film The Mastermind, set in 1970.
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fromInverse
2 months ago

'Rose Of Nevada' Strips The Time-Travel Thriller To Its Bare Bones

Mark Jenkin's Rose of Nevada uses 16mm, wind-up Bolex cinematography and meticulous post-produced sound to create a hypnotic, accessible time-loop thriller about grief and displacement.
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