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Daily Archives: December 29, 2022
Movie Preview: Bob Odenkirk’s an artist looking at “Life Upside Down”
This Jan. 27 release used to be titled “Worlds Apart,” which doesn’t capture anything of the film’s apparent whimsical intent. Radha Mitchell, Danny Huston and Rosie Fellner also star in this Cecilia Miniucchi/IFC release.
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The Best Films of 2022
You’d think, in this still-pandemic-limited climate of fewer theatrical releases making it to theaters, and the slow return to “normalcy” as Hollywood and other corners of film culture gear back up, concocting a “ten best films” list would get easier. … Continue reading
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Netflixable? Polish parents, and a slacker, Power Play through “A Night at the Kindergarten”
“A Night at the Kindergarten” is a dark dramedy about a committee of Polish parents gathering to consider a few matters concerning their semi-exclusive school, and rehearse and prep for the next night’s Christmas pageant, which they will perform for … Continue reading
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