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Review of Half Magic (2018)

By Morgan Rojas (191) for Cinemacy (191) on 04 Aug 2018

If there were ever a movie to propel the #MeToo and Time's Up movements to the forefront of conversation, it would be Half Magic…

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Review of Una (2017)

By Morgan Rojas (191) for Cinemacy (191) on 04 Aug 2018

Adaptation or not, the story of Una is not the narrative we should be continuing to tell…

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Review of Whose Streets? (2017)

By Morgan Rojas (191) for Cinemacy (191) on 04 Aug 2018

Whether you are black, white, or anything in between, Whose Streets? is a captivating and culturally crucial watch…

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Review of Maine (2018)

By Morgan Rojas (191) for Cinemacy (191) on 04 Aug 2018

a wonderfully unconventional love story…

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Review of The Vanishing of Sidney Hall (2018)

By Morgan Rojas (191) for Cinemacy (191) on 04 Aug 2018

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Review of Allure (2018)

By Morgan Rojas (191) for Cinemacy (191) on 04 Aug 2018

Allure explores the dark side of human behavior, but instead of holding the offender accountable, it plays more like a superficial lesbian…

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Review of Burden (2016)

By Morgan Rojas (191) for Cinemacy (191) on 04 Aug 2018

In this compelling portrait, filmmakers Richard Dewey and Timothy Marrinan delve deep into the artist's past for a glimpse into the eclectic…

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Review of Ingrid Goes West (2017)

By Morgan Rojas (191) for Cinemacy (191) on 04 Aug 2018

Director Matt Spicer definitely has something special here- together with screenwriter David Branson Smith, they have created what may be the…

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Review of Last Men in Aleppo (2017)

By Morgan Rojas (191) for Cinemacy (191) on 04 Aug 2018

If this film does nothing else, It serves as an eye-opening experience to those who are unfamiliar with the crisis abroad and you will not…

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Review of I Called Him Morgan (2016)

By Morgan Rojas (191) for Cinemacy (191) on 04 Aug 2018

For those interested in learning more about the history of the Jazz community, or even for those familiar with Lee Morgan and just want to…

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Review of Burning Sands (2017)

By Morgan Rojas (191) for Cinemacy (191) on 04 Aug 2018

McMurray creates a world full of raw emotion, tension-filled relationships, and an alternative coming of age journey that we don't often see…

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Review of AWOL (2017)

By Morgan Rojas (191) for Cinemacy (191) on 04 Aug 2018

Deb Shoval creates a love story that is wrapped up in euphoria, confusion, and heartache all at once and portrays a pretty accurate depiction…

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Review of Skate Kitchen (2018)

By Morgan Rojas (191) for Cinemacy (191) on 04 Aug 2018

For a film led by a strong director who champions feminism and girl power, I was ultimately let down by this predictable and overseen trope…

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Review of Manifesto (2017)

By Morgan Rojas (191) for Cinemacy (191) on 04 Aug 2018

Blanchett brings the star power and talent, Rosefeldt brings the vision, and together, they create an experimental tour de force…

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Review of Pity (2018)

By Morgan Rojas (191) for Cinemacy (191) on 04 Aug 2018

The situations are hilarious and horrifying all at once, the winning combination that makes every moment feel like a metaphorical punch in…

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Review of Wildlife (2018)

By Morgan Rojas (191) for Cinemacy (191) on 04 Aug 2018

Dano certainly proves that he can command a tough yet tender film both technically and creatively. I, for one, can't wait to see what he does next…

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Review of Rupture (2016)

By Morgan Rojas (191) for Cinemacy (191) on 04 Aug 2018

All this to say, my final takeaway is that, although Steven Shainberg's past work has been good, Rupture will likely not be added to that list…

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Review of Jane (2017)

By Morgan Rojas (191) for Cinemacy (191) on 04 Aug 2018

Those who see Jane will no doubt walk away with newfound respect and admiration for her unassuming feminism and her contribution to the world…

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Review of Nobody Speak: Trials of the Free Press (2017)

By Morgan Rojas (191) for Cinemacy (191) on 04 Aug 2018

Watching Knappenberger's documentary will hopefully raise awareness about the state of jeopardy independent journalism is currently in and…

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Review of Call Me by Your Name (2017)

By Morgan Rojas (191) for Cinemacy (191) on 04 Aug 2018

In a technical sense, Guadagnino understands how to transition between these moments, allowing the film to breathe effortlessly into the next…

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