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Category: Film Review

Bloody Hell

October 5, 2011 hudmoura

Meet Jay, a family man with a seven year old son and a beautiful wife, house in the English suburbs,…

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Posted in: Film Festival, Film Review, Review Filed under: Willis Wong

Eighty Letters: Meaningful Monotonousness in 1987’s Czechoslovakia

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Imagine you are a fourteen year old boy in Czechoslovakia in 1987. You wake up with a panicky feeling and…

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Posted in: Film Festival, Film Review, Review Filed under: Athena Wong

Behind the Behinds

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The famous Crazy Horse in Paris is billed as the best nude act in the world.  A combination of Vegas…

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Posted in: Film Festival, Film Review, Review Filed under: documentary, Frederick Wiseman, Willis Wong

No Frills Apocalypse

October 26, 2010 hudmoura

by Mike Peredo Soon-Young, a pregnant teenager, is traveling home to her mother when there’s a blinding flash in the…

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Posted in: Film Review, Review

Six inches forward, five inches back

September 11, 2007 hudmoura

by Sandra Peredo Hedwig and the Angry Inch – a “rock‘n’roll fairytale” – began as a performance piece created by…

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Posted in: Film Festival, Film Review, Review Filed under: John Cameron Mitchell, Sandra Peredo

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September 8, 2026Call My Agent! The Movie: Life After ASK, with the Same Delightful Chaos
For viewers who followed Call My Agent! through its four seasons, the movie provides …
September 8, 2026Drunken Noodles: Queer Desire Between Poetry, Fantasy, and Narrative Gaps
Drunken Noodles is therefore an intriguing but uneven film. At its best, Castro …

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September 8, 2026Call My Agent! The Movie: Life After ASK, with the Same Delightful Chaos
For viewers who followed Call My Agent! through its four seasons, the movie provides …
September 8, 2026Drunken Noodles: Queer Desire Between Poetry, Fantasy, and Narrative Gaps
Drunken Noodles is therefore an intriguing but uneven film. At its best, Castro …
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