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Movie criticism (mostly foreign films, documentaries and independents: big Hollywood product hardly needs more marketing), very occasional interviews from James van Maanen, now 80 years old, who began his late-career movie reviewing for GreenCine, then took the big blog step over a decade ago. He covers new movies, video releases, and occasional streaming choices. You can reach him at JamesvanMaanen@gmail.com

Showing posts with label mass murder. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mass murder. Show all posts
Monday, February 26, 2018

Another attempt at nouveau horror in Philip Gelatt's 2-character creep-out, THEY REMAIN

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Somewhat similar to last year's all-atmosphere/low-on-plot-and-characterization movie, It Comes at Night , this new film -- the soph...
Friday, September 18, 2015

Carlos Bolado's OLVIDADOS sheds some light on those South American dictators' dirty wars

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The 1970s were not a good time for many South America countries, what with one dictator after another -- in Chile, Argentina, Bolivia, B...
Tuesday, December 17, 2013

Matthew Saville's NOISE: a good deal of sound and fury signifying... what, exactly? Your choice.

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A provincial Australian town on the route of a major railway that has lately experienced a mass-murder must now deal with the after-effec...
Sunday, June 2, 2013

Slaughter in high school: Michelle Danner's and John Buffalo Mailer's HELLO HERMAN

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Well-intentioned but coming a bit late to the table (after better films such as  Elephant , Beautiful Boy and We Need to Talk About Kevi...
Tuesday, May 31, 2011

Bello and Sheen in Shawn Ku's BEAUTIFUL BOY: difficult, riveting and awe-inspiring

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We've had films about mass murder in high school and university ( Elephant and the under-seen but very good Dark Matter come immediat...
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