Review: Rize

The film’s vision of body movement as an inclusive, non-violent form of social resistance is conveyed with remarkable clarity and vigor.

Review: Mirrormask

Mirrormask is so busy gazing at its own sumptuous exterior that its portrait of adolescent maturation and familial reconciliation winds up being frustratingly skin-deep.

Review: Wild Side

Sébastien Lifshitz’s Wild Side summons a tightly-wound ménage à trios both in front and behind the camera.

Review: The Deal

It’s not long into the film before you begin to miss the minimalist political paranoia of The Parallax View.

Review: Possessed

The paranoid animal glint that flickers behind Joan Crawford’s eyes in her most lunatic moments is definitely memorable.

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