A SIGN FROM GOD

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A SIGN FROM GOD

Caveh Zahedi (played by himself) belongs to the Church of IMBAS. Of course, he doesn't know this because IMBAS is a tongue-in-cheek acronym for It Must Be...

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STRAIGHT FROM HELL, A MISSILE TO THE BOOTY (AND OTHERS)

Director Vincent R. Hasenpfeffer has a vomit fetish. Almost all of the shorts on this crudely produced, and cruder in attitude, compilation tape featured...

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EXILES IN NEW YORK

It seems an unlikely rendezvous from the start. A couple of Cuban stowaways sneaking into New York City in search of a better life meets up with their...

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THE QUIET FAMILY

Imagine a dash of "Arsenic and Old Lace," a pinch of "Shallow Grave," and a splash of Billy Wilder, and you've got this amusing little package. When a ...

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M/OTHER

This film's pace is not defined by Western, Hollywood standards of timing, plot, and revelation. Rather, it is assembled via slow accretion of character...

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JUNK

This film lives up to its name, in that it's an experimental pseudo-narrative (or non-narrative) that toys with every hip quasi-intellectual idea of the...

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TAKE THAT, AMERICAN PIE!

Do teen movies have to feature the phrase â€œWith a soundtrack featuring Blink 182?â€ Not according to Redeemable Features, who has officially...

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VANAPRASTHAM, THE LAST DANCE

This is a leisurely-paced but fascinating film about an unusual and beautiful form of South Indian performance, the Keralan theater of Kathakalini, which...

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SPICY LOVE SOUP

Several tales of love and relationships are woven together around themes of food as cultural connective tissue. This film is filled with small moments of...

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THRONE OF DEATH

This Indian film is a surface attempt at Kafka. When a poor villager steals some coconuts to feed his starving family, he is accused of a greater crime,...

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