Fire of Love – Review
Tag: documentary
Lucy and Desi – Review
“The sheer depth taken in exploring who these two legendary people were brings new insight and greater understanding to the foundations of their barrier-breaking legacy.”
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“An ambitious and empathetic look at a refugee’s experience that refuses to distance itself, or the viewer, from what’s said.”
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“A sleek, creative approach hardly deters questions of what the movie is ultimately able to convey.”
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by Ken Bakely
As we arrive at the midpoint of the year, I’ve gone back and started catching up with some noted movies from the last six months. As streaming becomes the only practical form currently available to films, this gives both an easier opportunity to keep tabs on titles of interest and makes it somewhat harder to stay up to date. I begin with capsule reviews of Josephine Decker’s Shirley and Matt Wolf’s Spaceship Earth.
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Recorder: The Marion Stokes Project — Review
The Biggest Little Farm — Review
American Factory — Review
Bathtubs Over Broadway — Review
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