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Gorgeously shot and superbly acted, Felicidades is a fascinating nightmare.
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Strikingly conceived and executed, with visual panache and diamond-hard portrayals from the leads, Memento is one to remember.
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What seems to be an uplifting look into the liberating nature of women’s pro wrestling in Japan quickly becomes an exploration into the psyches of the women who live it
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“How’s your news?” may seem an odd question to ask a stranger, but in this documentary about disabled adults who travel across the country as news reporters, it isn’t the question that matters.
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Okie Noodling is Bradley Beesley’s affectionate, funny, and engaging look at the “noodlers” in his home state.
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Melissa Shachat’s vibrantly colored documentary looks at Gibtown, the refuge of longtime carnival and circus workers when they aren’t on the road.
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Low Self-Esteem Girl amounts to nothing terribly special, which makes its Jury Award for Best Narrative Feature all the more baffling.
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As 54-year-old lovers in an uneasy, reluctant courtship, Jill Clayburgh and Jeffrey Tambor nearly save this picture, but it’s a losing battle.
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That this Western succeeds as well as it does on its very low budget is a testament to the passion of these filmmakers.
