SXSW Sunday
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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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Okie Noodling is Bradley Beesley’s affectionate, funny, and engaging look at the “noodlers” in his home state.
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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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Like The Sweet Hereafter, red deer is a meditative tale of loss and redemption which seeks answers in the unexplained events of everyday life. Unlike that 1997 critics favorite, however, red deer lacks the visual appeal to sustain this slowgoing narrative.
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Part sci-fi, part exploitation, part hipster hymn to Frederick’s of Hollywood, this ambitious flick loses its way at times but still brings home a point about prejudice, feminism, and star-crossed lovers.
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The trouble with this movie is that despite its cute premise, a sex-ed movie about masturbation wears thin surprisingly quickly.
