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KINGS OF SUMMER

By | February 2013

2013 SUNDANCE FILM FESTIVAL U.S. DRAMATIC FEATURE SELECTION! Dig a little deeper into the occasionally very funny new film by Jordan Vogt-Roberts and one might consider that they had just watched the new “Mosquito Coast” for teenagers. Intrigued?

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KINGS OF SUMMER

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Let’s face it: Zombies are wearing out their welcome. I’ve been a fan of the genre since childhood, but of late, I’ve needed more than just the...

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FRUITVALE STATION

This review was originally published on January 31, 2013 and referenced the original title of Fruitvale; Review has been edited to reflect the title...

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The latest from French director Jacques Audiard (A Prophet) is a movie that’s likely to confound expectations. Especially if you approach it expecting...

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Her face covered in zinc sunblock and wearing a plain, one-piece bathing suit, Lila (Gina Persanti) hesitates to break into the beach house. Her best...

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IN A WORLD…

Certainly not to be confused with Suzanne Bier's Oscar-winning film which ironically interjected the word "better" into her tale of fathers, their children...

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