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ClandestinosThis film stands in the very middle of the politics and art convergence. Neither side is well served. [9 December 2008]
Television Under the Swastika“Always leave them wanting more” is not an admirable aspiration for documentary filmmakers, but an unpardonable sin. [5 September 2008]
WR: Mysteries of the OrganismA time capsule of boomer radicalism, sex, politics, orgone accumulation and bad poetry. [13 August 2008]
Diva - Meridian CollectionThis is a film that, despite its pleasures, is best remembered for what it inspired rather than what it accomplished. [3 July 2008]
Rhythm ThiefThis film exhibits an odd timelessness, a historical limbo that mirrors the weightlessness of characters fettered by economic and imaginative poverty. [11 June 2008]
KhadakWhether in the frozen tundra or the desolate ennui of an industrial village, spirits may take flight but there is no doubt that the laws of gravity apply. [18 April 2008]
Who Is Henry Jaglom?A biography more interested with the whiff of scandal (or even creating it) than documenting the process, survival and impact of an artist dedicated to pursing his vision of the world. [16 April 2008] |
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