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Reviews

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  Little Girl 2020

  

  claira curtis ★★★★★

  I’m an absolute wreck emotionally. I have so much hope for Little Girl’s central focus, Sasha’s, future. A beautiful example of what familial acceptance should look like for all trans children.…

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  Little Girl 2020

  

  Jak-Luke Sharp ★★★★★

  70th BERLINALE
  2.35:1
  Color 
  Video HD
  n/a

  From its first until its last frame, Petite fille (Little Girl) is a captivating albeit soul-destroying feature with a considerable amount of gravitas…

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  Little Girl 2020

  

  Jacob ★★★★

  Might be the most cinematic documentary I’ve seen since 2017’s Dina. Lifshitz frames his subjects so well, capturing each moment with such beauty and sensitivity. I forgot I was watching…

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  Happy Hour 2015

  

  Frank Ritz ★★★★★ 2

  Amy’s back folks! Another new podcast (or rather, a new pivot), but this one def seems more true/right to/for Amy, so I’m very excited to be episode one on her…

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  25th Hour 2002

  

  TheCultureShocker ★★★★½

  As much as I loved this, there isn't really much for me to say after finishing other than "fuck, that was depressing".

  This is a really bleak film, but also…

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  25th Hour 2002

  

  tay🌴 ★★★★½

  It all came close to never happening. This life came so close to never happening.

  One of Spikes most human joints, and strongest endings. Great character study. Spikes 1998-2002 run…

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  All I Desire 1953

  

  I. Simon ★★★

  In many ways feels like a rough draft (albeit a pretty good one) for a masterpiece Douglas Sirk himself would make six years later—including a rushed, all too tidy “that’s…

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  Thunder on the Hill 1951

  

  I. Simon ★★½

  Some solid bits with flashes of Douglas Sirk’s eventual greatness trapped in an inert mystery narrative.