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Carmen And Lola: Review

Carmen And Lola: Review

Director Arantxa Echevarría’s Carmen and Lola opens with a stunning scene of Carmen (Rosy Rodriguez) in a very ornate outfit, about to be presented as a wife to another family within Madrid’s Roma community.  What… Carmen And Lola: Review

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The Human Factor: Review

The news coming out of Israel and Gaza is as dire as ever.  The events of these past two weeks could develop into the biggest conflict in decades between Israelis and Palestinians.  Director Dror Moreh’s… The Human Factor: Review

Apples: Review

Apples: Review

We do not yet fully understand how memory works.  Why do certain moments in our lives stick in our memory while others do not, why do we unintentionally fabricate memories, why do we forget certain… Apples: Review

Undine: Review

Undine: Review

Christian Petzold’s Undine is the film equivalent of mercury; it is difficult to pin down.  As the film unfolds, it shapeshifts from drama, to romance, to allegory, to fantasy.  Its mutability is precisely what makes… Undine: Review