Review: Time of the Wolf (Le Temps Du Loup, 2003) ★★★½
Anyone who has seen a Michael Haneke film has a pretty good understanding of his style. His camera always takes
Read MoreAnyone who has seen a Michael Haneke film has a pretty good understanding of his style. His camera always takes
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Read MoreI try not to judge films too much by their trailers. In fact, while I do like watching trailers before
Read MoreThough I’m not a diehard fan of the original Blade Runner (1982), there’s no denying that it has developed a
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