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Review of The Road Within (2014)

By Morgan Rojas (191) for Cinemacy (191) on 08 Nov 2018

If you're interested in a film for character study, The Road Within is a good start…

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Review of Code Black (2014)

By Morgan Rojas (191) for Cinemacy (191) on 08 Nov 2018

Code Black serves as a reality check of life in a County Hospital, dealing with hot-button issues that may never fully get resolved, but it's…

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Review of The Duke of Burgundy (2015)

By Morgan Rojas (191) for Cinemacy (191) on 08 Nov 2018

Writer and director Peter Strickland certainly had a vision for The Duke of Burgundy, his keen eye towards building tension and holding suspense…

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Review of Club Life (2015)

By Morgan Rojas (191) for Cinemacy (191) on 08 Nov 2018

While [director Fabrizio] Conte's directorial debut is thematically hard to digest, it's worth noting that the performances really make the…

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Review of Alex of Venice (2015)

By Morgan Rojas (191) for Cinemacy (191) on 08 Nov 2018

Flaws aside, Messina should be proud of his debut film…

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Review of The Search for Freedom (2015)

By Morgan Rojas (191) for Cinemacy (191) on 08 Nov 2018

Every other minute seems to be another epic montage that never fails to send chills down your spine and bring a smile to your face…

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Review of 3 Hearts (2014)

By Morgan Rojas (191) for Cinemacy (191) on 08 Nov 2018

Ultimately, there are too many confusing and laughable stylistic choices that make 3 Hearts anything but forgettable…

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Review of Sunshine Superman (2015)

By Morgan Rojas (191) for Cinemacy (191) on 08 Nov 2018

[Director] Marah Strauch captures here not only arresting visuals, she effortlessly sums up emotions, and extremely inspiring ones at that…

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Review of The Midnight Swim (2015)

By Morgan Rojas (191) for Cinemacy (191) on 08 Nov 2018

Unfortunately, the direction seems weak, or even lost at times…

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Review of Third Person (2014)

By Morgan Rojas (191) for Cinemacy (191) on 08 Nov 2018

The cast could not have been better, pushing this already intense script into very strong territory…

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Review of Pump (1999)

By Morgan Rojas (191) for Cinemacy (191) on 08 Nov 2018

The power of choice is important, and it is this privilege that makes us Americans, but unfortunately, the social impact of this film will…

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Review of Day Out of Days (2015)

By Morgan Rojas (191) for Cinemacy (191) on 08 Nov 2018

Mia's continually disappointed and dragging demeanor is the biggest distraction of the film…

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Review of Cyber-Seniors (2014)

By Morgan Rojas (191) for Cinemacy (191) on 08 Nov 2018

Director Saffron Cassaday documents the heartwarming journey of seniors learning all about the internet in the film Cyber-Seniors, a comedic…

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Review of The Joe Show (2014)

By Morgan Rojas (191) for Cinemacy (191) on 08 Nov 2018

What starts out as an homage to the Maricopa County Sheriff quickly turns into an unabashed look into the Sheriff's reign as a political figure…

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Review of A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night (2014)

By Morgan Rojas (191) for Cinemacy (191) on 08 Nov 2018

I'm going out on a limb and saying that never before has the use of black and white photography, a film's music, or the use of a cat- yes,…

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Review of Advanced Style (2014)

By Morgan Rojas (191) for Cinemacy (191) on 08 Nov 2018

Personally, I would be hard-pressed to find anything better than Bill Cunningham New York (which if you haven't seen, you must do so immediately),…

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Review of Wild Canaries (2014)

By Morgan Rojas (191) for Cinemacy (191) on 08 Nov 2018

While there are funny moments, mostly coming from Levine and Shawkat's performances, most of the film is lackluster, especially the relationships…

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Review of Pump (2014)

By Morgan Rojas (191) for Cinemacy (191) on 08 Nov 2018

The power of choice is important, and it is this privilege that makes us Americans, but unfortunately, the social impact of this film will…

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Review of Felt (2014)

By Morgan Rojas (191) for Cinemacy (191) on 08 Nov 2018

To her credit, [director Amy Everson] is fearless, fully committed to a character with her same name and occupation…

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Review of Girlhood (2014)

By Morgan Rojas (191) for Cinemacy (191) on 08 Nov 2018

Set in the lower class suburbs of France, Girlhood is as much an emotional journey as it is a visual one and a satisfying film from beginning to end…

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