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monday movie / movies / scott nye

Monday Movie: At Berkeley, by Scott Nye

Every Monday, we’ll highlight a piece of writing from our vaults. This review of At Berkeley originally ran as a theatrical review. Due to the nature of its subject – the entire campus of University of California, Berkeley – and...

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movies / reviews / Theatrical Review / tyler smith

Am I Racist?: Be Better, by Tyler Smith

Justin Folk’s Am I Racist? is the latest film from conservative website The Daily Wire and it is, in many ways, exactly what you would expect. It is a reaction and rejection of the current political conversation about race. In...

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Edinburgh International Film Festival 2024: *smiles and kisses you*, by Simon Read

A documentary about a young man who anthropomorphizes his love doll might seem like an exploitative bit of titillating voyeurism, and for all the thought that’s been put into the project, Bryan Carberry‘s film would probably be just that, were...

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2024 / edinburgh international film festival / edinburgh international film festival 2024 / movies / reviews / simon read / Theatrical Review

Edinburgh International Film Festival 2024: Bogancloch, by Simon Read

Director Ben Rivers revisits the subject of his 2011 documentary Two Years at Sea, featuring the forest-dwelling hermit Jake Williams. Williams lives a relatively solitary existence in a forested area in the highlands of Scotland known asBogancloch, and the film...

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monday movie / movies / west anthony

Monday Movie: Farmageddon, by West Anthony

Every Monday, we’ll highlight a piece of writing from our vaults. This review of Farmageddon originally ran as a home video review. No Virginia, Bruce Willis does NOT save a farm from an asteroid in this picture.  A sort of...

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Monday Movie: The Pinochet Case, by Dayne Linford

Every Monday, we’ll highlight a piece of writing from our vaults. This review of The Pinochet Case originally ran as a home video review. Living in America, it’s often easy to think of large portions of the world simply as...

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Monday Movie: Nostalgia for the Light, by David Bax

Every Monday, we’ll highlight a piece of writing from our vaults. This review of Nostalgia for the Light originally ran as a theatrical review. Sometimes it seems like conventional wisdom not to mix the political and the personal.  It sounds...

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