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The Hole in the Fence review

Posted : 2 years, 6 months ago on 11 December 2022 02:10 (A review of The Hole in the Fence)

(MU) Inquietante, buen crescendo, fuerte comentario racial social y político, terror sin fantasía, pues muy bien...


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Death Force review

Posted : 2 years, 6 months ago on 11 December 2022 02:07 (A review of Death Force)

(MU) Yeah, as MUBI programmers, I surrender at these mixtur of generes and topics (vietnamese veteran drug smuggles japanes abandoned in island teaching am afloramerican to fight as a samurai, and all of tha producing a blaxploitation thirller with a bit of melodrama and heads impalled....and a Manzanero "Esta tarde vi llover" soundtrack, well, you can't help it


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Papicha review

Posted : 2 years, 6 months ago on 11 December 2022 02:03 (A review of Papicha)

(MU) Overstimated drama of culutral and genre opression in Argelia. Characters are almost blind to reality (there are even death surrounding them and they don't feel fear but strenght to puersu a not convincing dream) ...so its difficult to share or understan characters feelings and director point of view...


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Everything Everywhere All at Once review

Posted : 2 years, 6 months ago on 11 December 2022 01:59 (A review of Everything Everywhere All at Once)

(Copy) Really, it becomes multi monocord, but hail this film for introducing the multiverse stuff in the routine of a chinese american family, and a frealy amusing Jamie Lee Curtis. no much more...


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Simpan review

Posted : 2 years, 6 months ago on 11 December 2022 01:52 (A review of Simpan)

(MU) Modest and poor visually, but forceful well told shor of a fight over a corpse in the morgue...


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Gamble review

Posted : 2 years, 6 months ago on 11 December 2022 01:48 (A review of Gamble)

(MU) Here Dutt dominates the melodrama of differents classes/castes and thriller alternate softly wiht musci; but lacks a push for something else, some deeper and troubled characters, as you can find later in "Pyassa"...


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Entranced Earth review

Posted : 2 years, 6 months ago on 6 December 2022 01:22 (A review of Entranced Earth)

(OK) Maybe the best Rocha, more anarchist than marxist, deliroious but cosnsitent, organized in every aspect, specially camera movements, sets, story.Passionate plumbing into characters meditaios , sometimes in loud voice...


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Life for a Life review

Posted : 2 years, 6 months ago on 6 December 2022 01:20 (A review of Life for a Life)

(MU) Interesting, simple multilayeres sotry of a possible saint who changes his life for another to be excecutes in Auschwitz. The one who accidentally escpaes and provoque the excecutions tries to trace Kolbe´s life, in quest for relieving his guilt. But he was as accidentally guilty as Kolbe, with terminal tuberculisis, es an accidental saint...


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Manifesto review

Posted : 2 years, 6 months ago on 4 December 2022 03:02 (A review of Manifesto)

(MU) Kate Blanchett, locations and set design are bettter than the res of the film. The monologues, paraphrasing Marx and Engels communist manifesto, Dada, Bretos and other art manifestos; are pretty mise en scene, but becomes reiterative...


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That Kind of Summer review

Posted : 2 years, 6 months ago on 4 December 2022 02:59 (A review of That Kind of Summer)

(MU) Long but gains in interest when you know the hipersexual nymphomaniac characters and thier excellent monologues, too wise to fell guilt, but feel despair instead...the hallucinations and anguishes of the monitor of th experiment collindes with the girls plots...


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