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Khalik Allah’s Experimental Street Corner Documentary Is Unlike Anything You’ve Seen Before

In Movies & TV by Lee GardnerFebruary 24, 2016leave a COMMENT

When’s the last time you watched something that you’ve never really seen anything else like? That’s the rare and bracing experience that Field Niggas offers. Part experimental documentary, part audio-visual …

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American Remake of French Existential Shocker ‘Martyrs’ Is Just a Pale Copy

In Movies & TV by Lee GardnerFebruary 18, 2016leave a COMMENT

You know that thing where film nerds freak out over the fact that some hapless Hollywood studio is doing an American remake of some foreign gem? Almost always completely justified. …

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Making a Murder Documentary: Errol Morris’ ‘Thin Blue Line’ Revolutionized True-Crime Tale-Telling

In Movies & TV by Lee GardnerFebruary 4, 2016leave a COMMENT

You’ve seen that thing on Netflix, right? The one where there’s a murder and it really seems like the guy who ended up getting prison time for it got railroaded? …

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Renegade Director Jafar Panahi Surreptitiously Tours the Streets of Tehran in ‘Taxi’

In Movies & TV by Lee GardnerJanuary 20, 2016leave a COMMENT

In 2010, the Iranian government banned director Jafar Panahi from writing scripts or making films for 20 years. In the five years since, he has become even more prolific as …

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Dramatic Overreactions Propel Arthouse Action Pic ‘Sicario’

In Movies & TV by Lee GardnerJanuary 14, 2016leave a COMMENT

The first thing you see FBI agent Kate Macer do is kill someone—she plugs a Mexican cartel thug without a second thought during a raid to rescue hostages in a …

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