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Reviews

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  All the Boys Are Called Patrick 1959

  

  Drew Gebhardt ★★★★½ 2

  ‘FRENCH CINEMA IS DYING UNDER THE WEIGHT OF FALSE LEGENDS’

  it is often so rare to find this kind of passion for cinema—one that really bleeds on the screen. 

  a…

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  But Just a Dream Beyond My Soul?

  

  Cody Workman 1

  Another lovely film from a great artist, god bless Cash Robinson.

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  Master Gardener 2022

  

  Pate Duncan ★★★★

  Paul Schrader is the only living director brave/ideologically confusing/wrongheaded/well-meaning/respected/horny enough to ask the question: What if the premise of All That Heaven Allows had sub/dom relationships and neo-nazis?

  Cannot for the life…

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  But Just a Dream Beyond My Soul?

  

  Zachary Pareizs

  Poetic cinema!!! When dream and memory collide, beware the leaking of your brain out of your nose.

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  But Just a Dream Beyond My Soul?

  

  Vincent Prince

  the alienation of digital video used to the same ends that Johnny Thunders synthesized a half century earlier:

  "You can't put your arms around a memory."

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  Spring Breakers 2012

  

  Pate Duncan ★★★½ 1

  I miss the Florabama border so dearly rn…

  I love its kitsch, somehow particularly strong when historicized years later. Way to capture an ugly zeitgeist with clear-eyed fidelity, taking the…

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  Stroszek 1977

  

  Drew Gebhardt ★★★★★

  “…because Bruno now has Eva with him!“

  “and this is what it looks like when a man is writhing with painful longing.”

  phenomenal! absolutely incredible!

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  Monster 2023

  

  mollie robertson ★★★★★

  Kore-eda films are so special, so full of heart, and so intimately thoughtful at every turn. He takes his time to piece together the narrative,  but what may seem like…