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Watu Wote

By Alan Ng | February 2018

So, is there much hope left for us? I suppose realizing lofty ideals like “world peace” and “equality” are why we make…

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So, is there much hope left for us? I suppose realizing lofty ideals like “world peace” and “equality” are why we make films and why we watch them....

Joan Jett: Bad Reputation image — Joan Jett: Bad Reputation
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Feminist, Activist, Rock ‘n’ Roll Icon, Punk Goddess…those are just a few ways someone can describe Joan Jett. She’s an absolute legend, and her...

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The key to Tyrel, Sebastian Silva’s shrewd and timely racial tension drama, is the patois. “Pussy!” the men, spending a weekend together in a remote...

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I live in the heart of Nixon country—Yorba Linda. President Nixon was born here, he’s buried here, and his library is here. While the city loves to...

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Some movies are best enjoyed by viewers willing to abide by the old adage, “check your brain at the door.” Others, however, require some further...

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The beauty of independent films is that they’re able to touch on subjects that the big studios would never touch. In her second film, 20 Weeks, director...

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A hitman’s job is difficult and unpredictable, especially when your target leans toward the annoying side. This is the idea behind French-Canadian...

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Kathryn Bigelow's The Hurt Locker is a grinding, nightmarish machine. Oh, you wanted some three-act plot structure with your movie? Sorry, they only serve...

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