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Movie Preview: “Ernest Cole: Lost and Found” celebrates a photographer who captured Apartheid as it Happened
Ernest Cole worked in South Africa, a little known photographer whose photos were seen the world over as blunt black and white documentation of Black life under Apartheid. Maybe there’s a shot or two of Elon, Peter Thiel and other … Continue reading
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Netflixable? A woman pursued by a serial killer, and paralyzed — “Don’t Move”
Two things you can say for the Sam Raimi-produced thriller “Don’t Move” is that it sprints by — thrillers on the move have to — and that it’s part of a sub-genre that has proven a goldmine in decades past … Continue reading
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Movie Review: Ralph Fiennes tries to Herd Back-Stabbing Archbishops through a Papal “Conclave”
A pope dies and over 100 of his archbishops gather to politic, poor-mouth, backbite and backstab their way towards electing another in “Conclave,” a deliciously dark, well-acted and beautifully-filmed inside-Vatican-intrigues thriller. Director Edward Berger (“All Quiet on the Western Front”), … Continue reading
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Tagged conclave, edward-berger, film, isabella-rossellini, lithgow, movies, ralph-fiennes, tucci
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Movie Review: Little Boys on the Run “Beyond the Wasteland” of Macedonia
The child of about nine lives with his father in the forest, hidden from “the evil outside” world, off-the-grid, with hints that there might be no grid left. They hunt and forage, set traps and makeshift alarms and hole-up in … Continue reading
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Classic Film Review: Boris and Bela in Old Edinburgh — “The Body Snatcher” (1945)
Censored and edited to death and long thought “lost” in its original form, “The Body Snatcher” is a 1945 horror tale that retains its ability to chill you to the bone. Produced by horror impressario Val Lewton (“Cat People”), directed … Continue reading
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Netflixable? A French “Jumanji” with time-travel and werewolves — “Family Pack”
“Family Pack” is a slick, silly, hot-mess of a fantasy comedy, a French “Jumanji” based on a French board game. A French family — including aged, forgetful Grandpa (the great Jean Reno) — tempts fate by playing an old, carved … Continue reading
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Movie Preview: Peter Sarsgaard is Roone Arledge at the Munich Olympics — “September 5”
A terrorist attack on the ’72 Munich Olympics Village and ABC…Sports is there. A behind the scenes thriller about how TV responded to a live event of global implications, this looks solid if not star studded. If you’re wondering about … Continue reading
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Movie Review: “We Live in Time” and Weep — Just in no Particular Order
“We Live in Time” is an old-fashioned weeper, a “Love Story” with a British accent with a “meet cute” and falling hard and Big Dreams and tragedy just around the corner. But director John Crowley and screenwriter Nick Payne tell … Continue reading
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Movie Review: “Venom: The Last Dance,” and Thank God for That
Well, that’s enough of THAT, thank-you very much. Maybe now that the steadily deteriorating Marvel franchise “Venom” has stuck out its tooth-ringed tongue one last time, we can get our Tom Hardy back. The actor who made his mark in … Continue reading
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