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“Byzantium”: Hunted Through Time

Neil Jordan’s Byzantium makes a fine companion piece to Joe Wright’s Hanna (2011), which also stars Saoirse Ronan as a lethal teenaged girl at a
Daniel Robichaud July 4, 2013
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Bobby Fischer: Mind Over Matter

Nothing has absorbed the American consciousness so thoroughly as the singular hero; the one-man army. It is something that is re-enacted over and over in
Michaela Pontellini July 4, 2013
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“Dear Zachary”: Touching and Enraging

When a loved one dies, the web of grief reaches far and wide and everyone they have ever touched is impacted. When Kurt Kuenne’s friend
Daniel Robichaud June 25, 2013
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A Fearsome Education

We have created countless pages and reels of film dedicated to documenting World War II’s military action, and the systematic destruction of European Jews at
Daniel Robichaud June 19, 2013
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Baumbach Captures Millennial Malaise

The mileage you get from Noah Baumbach’s Frances Ha will vary according to how willing you are to see another movie about over-educated, under-employed white
Daniel Robichaud June 19, 2013
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Stepping Off The Bus

The We and the I is an incandescent doodle of a movie, a messy scrawl that’s nonetheless beautiful for its energetic, unapologetic habitation of a
Daniel Robichaud June 11, 2013
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Born to Entertain

In 2010 NBC and the Tonight Show became embroiled in controversy. Conan O’Brien lovers everywhere were outraged at the decision to favour Jay Leno’s new
Daniel Robichaud June 11, 2013
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Don’t Leave Us Alone, Give Us More.

Nicholas Treeshin’s short film, Leave Us Alone, is set on a piece of farmland and involves aliens. At fourteen minutes long, it’s hard to dive
Daniel Robichaud June 6, 2013
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The Wrinkles Of Old Age

The animated Spanish film Wrinkles (Arrugas) tells the story of Emilio (voiced by Álvaro Guevara). Emilio is in the early stages of Alzheimer’s and has
Daniel Robichaud June 6, 2013
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Nuclear Nonchalance

Truly one of the most horrifying and important discoveries of the modern age is the application of nuclear power. Used as a weapon, it is
Michaela Pontellini June 3, 2013
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More Than you can Chew

Pride meets gastronomic ingenuity in Lutz Hachmeister’s interesting, though ultimately shallow documentary, Three Stars. The film follows a number of world-renowned chefs from Europe, Asia
Michaela Pontellini May 26, 2013

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