Review: Purgatorio

The film, although it positions itself in dialogue with contemporary debates about the border, eschews a clearly delineated historical narrative.

Review: The Liberator

It’s sense of complexity is giving us masses of people moved by Simon Bolívar’s words, and gorgeous sweeping vistas of the landscape backed by a stirring orchestra.

Review: Bethlehem

In the end, the film’s misstep isn’t some failure at being sufficiently morally gray. In being the thriller that it is, it smudges the palette beyond recognition.

Review: In Bloom

The foreclosure of possibilities provided by the use of the long take assists in the indictment of chauvinism and patriarchal brutality that underpin many moments in the film.

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