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A Director is Conjured Back to Life in "How to Explain Your Mental Illness to Stanley Kubrick"
A video essay with deep thoughts and grave conclusions.
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Movies. Movies. Movies!
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"Eradication” Creeps Its Way Under Our Face Masks
A little picture goes a long way for entertainment.
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There Are Questions in Search of Answers in "Sunspot”
Where lo-fi days turn to loving weeks.
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"Blonde” Shows Atomic Brutality, as It Forces a Fire Walk From Marilyn
Ana de Armas and Andrew Dominik go for the gut, and never let go.
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It’s a Beautiful Life at "Belle Vie,” Even When Way Past the Welcome
Watch as a small restaurant goes for broke before going broke.
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With the Third "Clerks," Kevin Smith Draws From the Well Once More - Fresh Water or Fresh... Something Else?
Not every shift works out. This one's ok though.
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Documentary "Forced Change” Stalls and Stammers, but is Never Without Purpose
A story that many think they know, and one that many have lived.
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Courtney Barnett Plays Herself and Director (kinda) in "Anonymous Club"
She's so shy, I don't know why, but boy does this film try.
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"Three Minutes: A Lengthening" and "Sharp Stick" Show at Zeitgeist
Some more great programming from NOLA's alt-cinema.
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"Potato Dreams of America" Couldn't Be Lovelier
Walls come down, walls go up, but there's always an 80s movie to play.
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Joe Badon’s "The Blood of the Dinosaurs” Teases Something Great, With Something Great
It's another weird one, and it's a keeper.
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“City of a Million Dreams” Plays as a Historian’s Seminar and as a Lover’s Romance
Informative and as cheery as can be, even in the darkest of moments.