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Review: Urchin and Lost Angel: The Genius of Judee Sill

European filmmakers do addiction and homelessness better than their North American or Asian counterparts, mainly because they avoid the sentimentality and presumably requisite pathos often associated with depictions of both conditions. In terms of British representation, I’d like to think … Continue reading →

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Review: Babygirl

It occurred to me while watching Halina Reijn’s extramarital transgression melodrama that it might not have worked as effectively as it does if an actor other than Nicole Kidman weren’t playing the main transgressor. With her reputation as a Hollywood … Continue reading →

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