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How ‘The White Ribbon’ Fits Into Michael Haneke’s Moralizing Cinematic Vision

How ‘The White Ribbon’ Fits Into Michael Haneke’s Moralizing Cinematic Vision

The first images of Michael Haneke’s “The White Ribbon,” a film shot in a delicately lambent palette suggestive of old gelatin silver prints, is of a shrub-ringed meadow, a horse and rider...

May 8, 2010 / Jesse Cataldo
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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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