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In an attempt to expand my knowledge of Chris Marker, whose La jetée and Sans soleil continue to fill my thoughts long after watching them...
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Claire Denis' The Intruder takes the director's sensual minimalism to its extremity, carving an entire film out of her tactile, ell...
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To pinpoint the moment Arbitrage ceases to be plausible is to assume it ever established any kind of suspension of disbelief at all. And wh...
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Undefeated doesn't reinvent the sports documentary, but it does add depth to the genre with an unyielding focus on the people over the ...
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