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Review of The Edge of Democracy (2019)

By Matt Fagerholm (98) for RogerEbert.com (5,563) on 20 Jun 2019

Like her brilliant 2012 debut feature, “Elena,” which recounted the “inconsolable memory” of Costa’s older sister prior to her suicide,…

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Review of Echo in the Canyon (2019)

By Matt Fagerholm (98) for RogerEbert.com (5,563) on 23 May 2019

Echo in the Canyon appears all too content in banking on our nostalgia for the formidable roster of artists it has assembled, relying solely…

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Review of J.T. LeRoy (2019)

By Matt Fagerholm (98) for RogerEbert.com (5,563) on 25 Apr 2019

At a time when the long-overdue rallying cry for representation has inadvertently limited the type of stories artists have the permission to…

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Review of Stuck (2019)

By Matt Fagerholm (98) for RogerEbert.com (5,563) on 19 Apr 2019

It’s not a film so much as a lecture punctuated by a patronizing moral, and more importantly, it’s not much fun…

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Review of Stuck (2019)

By Matt Fagerholm (98) for RogerEbert.com (5,563) on 19 Apr 2019

It’s not a film so much as a lecture punctuated by a patronizing moral, and more importantly, it’s not much fun…

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Review of Stuck (2019)

By Matt Fagerholm (98) for RogerEbert.com (5,563) on 19 Apr 2019

It’s not a film so much as a lecture punctuated by a patronizing moral, and more importantly, it’s not much fun…

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Review of Stuck (2019)

By Matt Fagerholm (98) for RogerEbert.com (5,563) on 19 Apr 2019

It’s not a film so much as a lecture punctuated by a patronizing moral, and more importantly, it’s not much fun…

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Review of Stuck (2019)

By Matt Fagerholm (98) for RogerEbert.com (5,563) on 19 Apr 2019

It’s not a film so much as a lecture punctuated by a patronizing moral, and more importantly, it’s not much fun…

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Review of Stuck (2019)

By Matt Fagerholm (98) for RogerEbert.com (5,563) on 18 Apr 2019

It’s not a film so much as a lecture punctuated by a patronizing moral, and more importantly, it’s not much fun…

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Review of The Chaperone (2019)

By Matt Fagerholm (98) for RogerEbert.com (5,563) on 29 Mar 2019

With these two top-drawer talents anchoring Michael Engler’s The Chaperone, one expects the picture to be terrific, and for the majority…

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Review of Bathtubs Over Broadway (2018)

By Matt Fagerholm (98) for RogerEbert.com (5,563) on 04 Jan 2019

With its balance of exuberant humor and rigorous insight, Bathtubs Over Broadway provides as stellar an education for the uninformed as Siegel’s…

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Review of Life and Nothing More (2018)

By Matt Fagerholm (98) for RogerEbert.com (5,563) on 24 Oct 2018

Esparza’s aim is to capture nothing more than the relentless flow of “life itself,” a term famously selected by Roger Ebert for the name…

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Review of Liyana (2017)

By Matt Fagerholm (98) for RogerEbert.com (5,563) on 08 Oct 2018

As tough as the subject matter may get at times, the film is guaranteed to be an uplifting one for viewers of all ages, with its emphasis placed…

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Review of Summer '03 (2018)

By Matt Fagerholm (98) for RogerEbert.com (5,563) on 27 Sep 2018

Though the film's screwball energy keeps things relatively sunny, neither Gleason nor King fail to take the central protagonist's emotions seriously…

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Review of Bel Canto (2018)

By Matt Fagerholm (98) for RogerEbert.com (5,563) on 13 Sep 2018

What makes every iteration of Bel Canto such a richly rewarding journey is the gradual evolution of its characters, who begin to form a makeshift…

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Review of Five Fingers for Marseilles (2018)

By Matt Fagerholm (98) for RogerEbert.com (5,563) on 06 Sep 2018

There are no thrills in this western yarn, just a mounting series of tragedies that are by turns frustrating and numbing…

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Review of An Actor Prepares (2018)

By Matt Fagerholm (98) for RogerEbert.com (5,563) on 30 Aug 2018

Its star, Jeremy Irons, certainly appears to be relishing his role as an unapologetically bad-mannered actor, savoring each profane syllable…

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Review of Active Measures (2018)

By Matt Fagerholm (98) for RogerEbert.com (5,563) on 30 Aug 2018

There’s a priceless scene in Jack Bryan’s new documentary, Active Measures, where McCain is seen smirking through a speech delivered by…

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Review of The Guernsey Literary & Potato Peel Pie Society (2018)

By Matt Fagerholm (98) for RogerEbert.com (5,563) on 09 Aug 2018

For all of its breezy charm, what makes “Guernsey” an often frustrating experience is the fact that the story uncovered by Juliet is exceedingly…

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Review of Boom for Real: The Late Teenage Years of Jean-Michel Basquiat (2018)

By Matt Fagerholm (98) for RogerEbert.com (5,563) on 10 May 2018

When it comes to conjuring a sense of place, Driver’s film succeeds spectacularly, though it comes up short in other areas…

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