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Jason says: “FISH STORY may not have set the Japanese box office on fire, but the folks who saw it loved it, so it’s no wonder that director Yoshihiro Nakamura chose another Kotaro Isaka novel (with a musical title) as

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Jason says: “FISH STORY, if nothing else, lives up to its name. Not in that fish appear anywhere in it, but in the other definition. It’s an unlikely story, which grows larger and stranger in the telling, but one that

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Jason says: “With a name like SELL OUT!, you can probably guess what sort of satire Yeo Joon Han is going for in his movie, and a lot of it is absolutely going for easy targets. What makes it work

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Rob says: “Disney completists wary of purchasing costly bootlegs of Disney’s controversial 1946 classic, SONG OF THE SOUTH’, will find hope in the House of Mouse’s latest gem-packed ‘Disney Treasures’ collection. In the bonus features of the second of this

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Michael says: “Wiebke von Carolsfield takes her trademark introspective, exploration into the human psyche in a new direction with a quasi-suspense, lost in the wilderness tale starring Pascale Bussieres and Francois Arnaud. Anchored by an ethical conundrum that is left

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Michael says: “This was the one! Sublime film, looking at alienation and feeling exiled from your own life. Emmanuel Schwarz does an amazing job as a theater actor losing his focus and getting the opportunity to do a 3 –

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Michael says: “Alan Rudolph was just starting to get a handle on his unique style of filmmaking, and while the ensemble cast in this film was top strong (including first speaking roles for Jeff Goldlbum and Alfre Woodard!), the script

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Michael says: “Nice story, with good performances falls a little short with a screenplay that is a little stiff. June and her mother Lela, take a trip to the Azores in Portugal a year after their father/husband has died. It

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Michael says: “This one is a bit of a mind-bender. Trúc is a young Vietnamese woman going to college in a tiny town in the remote German mountains. Feeling alienated and alone, she takes a guided tour of a nearby

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Michael says: “Lucy, a young woman content to spend her life bartending in her recently deceased dad’s bar, meets Ilse, an eccentric woman dealing with a mid-life career crisis as an artist. When Ilse asks Lucy to pose for her,

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Michael says: “Pitch-perfect film about a couple in Lithuania who enter a divorce just as the the Russia Ukraine War begins. The pair, and their young daughter, must navigate the social unrest even as their personal lives start to unravel.

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Michael says: “A serviceable documentary about the filming of Robert Altman’s SHORT CUTS. Kaplan was a successful producer who worked with both Altman and Rudolph, as well as Kubrick. This doc features some fun and interesting interview with the cast,

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Michael says: “Gorgeous documentary on so many level. Filmmaker Vincent Munier, spends time with his grandfather in a cabin in the Vosges forests in Eastern France creating extraordinary audio and video recordings of the wildlife that live there and their nighttime

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