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Brevity Pays Off

Brevity Pays Off

Like A Secret World (reviewed last week), Southwest ( Sudoeste , 2012, dir. Eduardo Nunes) was a flawed film. But audiences are more likely to be forgiving of A Secret World ’s flaws because the...

Apr 16, 2012 / Alison Frank
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Arsenals Day 1: ‘Eternity’

Arsenals Day 1: ‘Eternity’

‘Arsenals’, the 21 st Riga International Film Festival has begun, running from the 10 th ­–18 th of September 2011. Invited as a member of the FIPRESCI critics’ jury, I’ll be focusing mainly on the...

Sep 12, 2011 / Alison Frank
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Food, Inc. (2009)

Food, Inc. (2009)

Food and film have long been allies in the quest to appease the insatiable human appetite for sensory gratification. That conspiratorial bond has contributed much to America’s culture of euthanasia...

Sep 19, 2009 / Eric M. Armstrong
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