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At times, ZERO DAYS sets a dystopian and anxiety-ridden tone. Accompanied by a panic-inducing soundtrack, the dark subject matter can…

A powerful depiction of social movement bordering on vigilantism, ‘Almost Holy,’ directed by Steve Hoover, shines a light on Pastor…

In his new film Louder than bombs Norwegian director Joachim Trier masterfully captures the underlying, aimless desires of very decent…

‘My Golden Days’ tells the story of anthropologist Paul Dedalus, played by Mathieu Amalric, as he flashes back to his…

Everybody loves dogs. Or so assumes the premise of ‘Dog Wedding,’ a good-natured romantic comedy about a relationship that sparks…

Darkness clouds the path. Babies and young children are passed from person to person over treacherous terrain. Specs of light…

How do we as a people relate to the world around us? In what ways have we ignored or listened…

Over black, Borgman begins with a quote, “and they descended upon the earth to strengthen their ranks.” Prompting us to…

In the 1970s, The National Lampoon was America’s hippest, most outrageous magazine. It was the publication of choice for the…

The Psycho sexuality behind transvestitism has been haunting films since jaye Davison’s surprise turn in “The Crying Game” and would seem…