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Reviews

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  Run, Man, Run 1968

  

  Filipe Furtado ★★★★

  Run, Man, Run is the only sequel in the gringo cycle so it is the only film that takes place after radicalization is complete, so Sollima interests lies elsewhere on…

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  Suddenly in the Dark 1981

  

  More_Badass ★★★★

  What if seminal Korean classic The Housemaid was an ‘80s psychological horror film unfolding from the wife’s dismissed and undermined perspective, that grows increasingly hallucinatory until going full Argento deranged…

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  Cromwell 1970

  

  Mark Cunliffe 🇵🇸 ★★★

  It's been a good few years since I last saw Cromwell, one of the last hurrahs of the historical epics that postwar cinema so loved. My memory of it was…

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  The Working Class Goes to Heaven 1971

  

  Mark Cunliffe 🇵🇸 ★★★★

  "...In The Working Class Goes to Heaven, Petri takes his political messaging further to explore a specifically humane, Gramscian approach to Marxist theory and socialism as a means to indict…

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  The Working Class Goes to Heaven 1971

  

  Kerry Maxwell ★★★★½

  An early 70's spiritual successor to Mario Monicelli's black Commedia all'italiana, I compagni, Lulu the Tool is an outstanding class / labor struggle drama, with a bravura performance from Gian…

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  The Working Class Goes to Heaven 1971

  

  Rick ★★★★½

  After only seeing this previously on a crappy-looking YouTube video it was great to revisit it on the new Radiance blu-ray release.

  It looks fantastic in a grimey sort of…

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  Afternoon Breezes 1980

  

  Filipe Furtado ★★★½

  Yazaki finds an impressive balance between his radical dedication for a first person approach and the unrequited queer desire tale so their effectiveness remain together.

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  The Conformist 1970

  

  Jenna Ipcar 1

  Huh, for once I feel stumped by a movie and I’m not too sure why. Okay, I kinda know why — some tall bastard sat three rows smack in the…