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Daily Archives: June 24, 2022
Movie Review: Life in Service of the “Good Madam” has supernatural consequences in this South African Thriller
“Good Madam” is a tight, lightly-chilling horror tale from South Africa, a parable of a housekeeper and what “life in service” can mean, in a supernatural sense, in the former Apartheid state. And how this relatively simple story has twelve … Continue reading
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Movie Review: Survivors Face the Sad Aftermath of Gun Violence — “Peace in the Valley”
Movies that take us beyond showing gun violence as entertainment are rare. It’s not just the immediate, factual consequences of what happens when a human being is shot, the damage done and the trauma of the moment that we rarely … Continue reading
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Documentary Review: An Afro-Latina filmmaker takes an unblinking look at herself and her family in “Beba”
The documentary as autobiography has been around for a while, with filmmakers like Ross McElwee (“Sherman’s March”) turning “personal essay” films into exercises in family history and a soul searching exploration of one’s place in it. Filmmaker and sometime actress … Continue reading
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