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Five Cent Cine At Home: Minding the Gap
Skateboarding is the ostensible theme of this award-winning documentary by first-time director Bing Liu. And while the skateboarding scenes are thrilling and exhilarating (even scary), […]
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Five Cent Cine At Home: The Painted Bird
A boy of about 9 is separated from his family, moving from one adult to another, from one isolated dwelling or village to another, in […]
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Review by: Alycia Ripley Its opening credits scatter like colorful ink blots, an early hint to the importance of memory to the plot and themes […]
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Five Cent Cine At Home: Moonlight
In an early scene of this powerful and unusual film, a boy called Chiron but nicknamed Little (at this point nine years old) is rescued […]
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Watching films these days is not what it used to be. Instead of heading to their favorite theaters, movie-goers are tuning in online. The only […]
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Fabienne Dangeville (Catherine Deneuve) is an aging, self-consumed and arrogant film actress with a nasty streak, still in demand but a trifle anxious as she […]
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The portrayal of working-class life in “I, Tonya” approaches “slumming it”— so intense, violent, and emotionally fraught are the trials and tribulations of the subject […]