10 Burning Questions
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It’s a wonderful thing to begin a “journey” with a film and be taken to an unexpected place that enhances and amplifies the initial interest point. Jessica Oreck’s BEETLE QUEEN CONQUERS TOKYO is a great example of this phenomenon.
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You have never met someone quite like Kassim “The Dream” Ouma.
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Like a ginzu knife of intriguing to inflammatory ideas, Ledonne leads us through his experience with Columbine.
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It doesn’t turn a genre on its head for effect; it leaves our expectations far behind.
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Patrick Davidson’s film THE WORLD WE WANT delivers a message that is a relief in these times.
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A painstaking and heartfelt look at a travesty of justice that took place in Bakersfield
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What Gibisser does differently – and strikingly – is to allow the love story to play out through the characters’ gestures, social tics and behavior…
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Sabine El Gemayal’s directorial debut refuses to take a well-worn route to the point it is trying to make.
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Mark Hartley’s primer on the history of Australian exploitation films—or Oz-ploitation—is a flat out fun ride.
