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STREAMING · KANOPYSXSW Review: ADULT BEGINNERS
As Jake is advised in a business meeting, there are two highways in life and the fast road to success is one you have…
STREAMING · KANOPYSXSW Review: THE LOOK OF SILENCE
As the agents of genocide repeat "The past is past", the delicacy of Indonesia's current political balance becomes a focal point of fiercely high…
STREAMING · THE ROKU CHANNELSXSW Review: WILD HORSES
No, every shot is the product of a camera somewhere for no reason telling a story that does need to be told, but not…
STREAMING · KANOPYSXSW Review: EXCESS FLESH
For an improved, abridged version of similar material, you're much better off watching the five minute French short "X is for XXL" from The…
STREAMING · KANOPYSundance Review: RESULTS
Stilted and knowingly jumpy editing leaves general logic gaps polluting Result's saggy middle section, jettisoning its characters into convoluted triangular form and forcing them…
STREAMING · THE ROKU CHANNELSundance Review: DIGGING FOR FIRE
Each half of the couple contents with the ghost of their old selves, opening doors that uncover new demons. Problem is, those doors sometimes…
STREAMING · THE ROKU CHANNELSundance Review: THE OVERNIGHT
The final result is both articulate and insightful, an uncommonly honest look at adult sexuality and the bargaining chips that married couples exchange. It's…
STREAMING · KANOPYSundance Review: Z FOR ZACHARIAH
As it comes to a close, Z fails to ever truly erupt. Rather, it offers a major turn sans clarity. That ambiguity is Zobel's…
STREAMING · THE ROKU CHANNELSXSW Review: FORT TILDEN
Cinematographer Brian Lannin makes good use of the rustic settings and concrete jungles, sun blasting the scenes when needed, adding an extra layer of…
STREAMING · THE ROKU CHANNELSXSW Review: SPACE STATION 76
The stocky sets, "pew pew" sound design and clunky CGI - that look like crafted on a circa 1976 computer - are as kitschy…
STREAMING · KANOPYSXSW Review: HONEYMOON
Perhaps that's her intent after all, to show us something beautiful only to take it away, leaving tatters and fragments of what it meant…
STREAMING · THE ROKU CHANNELSXSW Review: PING PONG SUMMER
With the sporadic fits of laughter that Ping Pong pulled from the audience, I often wondered if I was just not in on the…
STREAMING · TUBISXSW Review: THE INFINITE MAN
Rounding out this tactfully told piece of genre-blending cinema, Sullivan's painstaking planning brings unwavering clarity to a dizzily complex web of movement throughout strands…
STREAMING · THE ROKU CHANNELSundance Review: LIFE AFTER BETH
More of a fun experiment than a certified success, this zillionth installment in the zombie niche has its share of dicey moments but it's…
STREAMING · TUBISundance Review: WETLANDS
Like a German Amelie if Amelie had an anal fixation and had been written by Chuck Palahniuk, Wetlands is bold, esoteric, borderline brilliant adventure…
STREAMING · KANOPYSIFF Review: PRINCE AVALANCHE
I don't doubt there will be droves of art-film enthusiasts lining up to put in their two-cent defense of Green's latest but I can't…
STREAMING · KANOPYSIFF Review: A HIJACKING
Noteworthy is Lindholm's thick-skinned plodding throughout the film and his largely unemotional stance but he tries too hard for unconventionality that he tires his…
STREAMING · HOOPLASIFF Review: POPULAIRE
Depth was never the goal here and Roinsard scores major points for sticking to his flowery guns. Like similarly woozy Jean-Pierre Jeunet films, it's…
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By: Matt Oakes
Started blogging about film in college when the university paper wouldn’t have him. Dislikes your consensus film Twitter favorites. Devotee of horror movies that make him die a little inside. Catches films at festivals when he can. Proud SFCS and OFCS member and Tomatometer-approved critic. Editor-in-chief of Silver Screen Riot.
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