Ray Lobo 60POSTS

amoli049@fiu.edu

A Cuban-American obsessed with documentaries and anything by Kubrick, Haneke, Breillat, or McQueen. If he is not watching films in his hometown of Miami, he is likely travelling somewhere in Asia enjoying okonomiyaki or pho.

The biggest threats to Ernest Hemingway’s life were not necessarily the flying bullets and exploding shells all around him when he volunteered as a

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Street Gang: How We Got To Sesame Street

It feels like Sesame Street has been around forever (for Spanish speaking kids like me it was Plaza Sésamo).  Director Marilyn Agrelo’s documentary Street

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Zana: Review

You know that sense of just not feeling quite right?  People around you start noticing you are a bit off.  Friends and family members

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Mouthpiece: The BRWC Review

Freud long ago shattered the delusion that ours is a unified self.  Our actions are not merely piloted by a conscious unified self, but

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In The Land Of Lost Angels: Review

In the Land of Lost Angels immediately throws the viewer into its tense world.  We get a backseat POV shot of two criminal conspirators

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