‘The Ban’ (Tribeca) Review – The Folly Of Censorship
‘The Ban’ premiered at Tribeca this past month as a reminder “to be familiar with the past to prevent it from repeating”!
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Celine Song’s ‘Materialists’ (A24) Non-Spoiler Review – Modern Matchmakers Respark A Striking Flame
Celine Song channels bell hooks’s philosophies on love and romance in her second feature film. Read our non-spoiler review of ‘Materialists’!
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‘How I Learned To Die’ (Tribeca) Non-Spoiler Review – People Are Human Beings, So Live Life To The Fullest
‘How I Learned To Die’ is now playing at Tribeca and is a reminder that “loss differs depending on the individual and on the collective”!
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‘/HAAW/’ (Tribeca) Non-Spoiler Review – A Comical Abstract Of Attention And Communication
‘/HAAW/’ is playing at Tribeca, and it is “a too-good-to-be-true semi-perfect anxiety-inducing science-fiction horror comedy short…”!
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‘Fame And Other Four-Letter Words’ (Tribeca) Non-Spoiler Review – The Meaning In The Apparent Little Things Change
‘Fame and Other Four-Letter Words’ is now playing at Tribeca, and the short “highlights values soon to be lost with the passage of time”!
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Tina Romero And Erin Judge’s ‘Queens Of The Dead’ (Tribeca/ IFC Films) Non-Spoiler Review – A Miracle Slay From Dusk Till Dawn Of The Living Dead
‘Queens of the Dead’ is now playing at Tribeca, and the horror comedy film “intelligently follows in the Romero political commentary”!
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Wes Anderson’s ‘The Phoenician Scheme’ (Non-Spoiler Review) – A Reminder That Ambitious Art Is Reflective Of Self
Ambitious art as filmmaker Wes Anderson knows it. Read our full non-spoiler review of ‘The Phoenician Scheme’!
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Aimee Garcia And A.J. Mendez’s ‘Aimee Comes First’ (Tribeca) Non-Spoiler Review – A First Come, First Serve Coming-Of-Age Short
‘Aimee Comes First’ comes to Tribeca Film Festival, and “Garcia and Mendez take viewers back to the raunchy days of sex comedies”!
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‘Jerrod Carmichael: Don’t Be Gay’ (HBO) Review – An Unhinged Reflection Of Inner And External Romance
A sort of twisted psychoanalysis of growth and development. Read our full review of Jerrod Carmichael’s HBO stand-up special, ‘Don’t Be Gay’!
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Jesse Armstrong’s ‘Mountainhead’ (HBO) Non-Spoiler Review – A Flat Scrutiny Of The Affluent
An unfortunate feature film follow-up to Jesse Armstrong’s formula on ‘Succession’. Read our full non-spoiler review of ‘Mountainhead’!
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