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Review of Are You Here (2013)

By Stephen Saito (325) for Moveable Fest (298) on 30 Nov 2018

Are You Here takes a similarly violent and occasionally ridiculous and bewildering path towards finding inner peace, but when it does, it's…

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Review of The To Do List (2013)

By Stephen Saito (325) for Moveable Fest (298) on 30 Nov 2018

Inexperienced but hardly lacking confidence, Brandy is a rare creature in the movies, able to gradually discover her sexuality on her own terms…

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Review of Big Words (2013)

By Stephen Saito (325) for Moveable Fest (298) on 30 Nov 2018

However, what's more impressive is how Big Words slips in major ideas about middle age, work, race, and gender politics into its narrative with ease…

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Review of Burt's Buzz (2014)

By Stephen Saito (325) for Moveable Fest (298) on 30 Nov 2018

Shapiro's film finds a way to flourish without ever feeling ordinary, taking a page from its subject who despite extolling the virtues of a…

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Review of The Kings of Summer (2013)

By Stephen Saito (325) for Moveable Fest (298) on 30 Nov 2018

Satisfying enough with flashes of brilliance from both the teenage characters and the filmmakers to believe there's a spectacularly bright…

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Review of Home, James (2013)

By Stephen Saito (325) for Moveable Fest (298) on 30 Nov 2018

Then again, it's a small price to pay for the youthful exuberance that pulses through Home, James right up until its killer final frame, capturing…

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Review of Are You Here (2015)

By Stephen Saito (325) for Moveable Fest (298) on 30 Nov 2018

Are You Here takes a similarly violent and occasionally ridiculous and bewildering path towards finding inner peace, but when it does, it's…

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Review of Paradise (2011)

By Stephen Saito (325) for Moveable Fest (298) on 30 Nov 2018

Cody remains a singular voice for complex characters we don't often see onscreen, steadfast and smart, if usually way out of their depth…

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Review of Paradise (2013)

By Stephen Saito (325) for Moveable Fest (298) on 30 Nov 2018

Cody remains a singular voice for complex characters we don't often see onscreen, steadfast and smart, if usually way out of their depth…

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Review of Willow Creek (2013)

By Stephen Saito (325) for Moveable Fest (298) on 30 Nov 2018

A cleverly executed thriller, as intriguing for where it will go as it is to wonder what Goldthwait will do next…

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Review of Thanks for Sharing (2013)

By Stephen Saito (325) for Moveable Fest (298) on 30 Nov 2018

Perhaps it's fitting that the good times can't last forever in Thanks for Sharing, given its subject matter, but while they're good, Blumberg…

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Review of How to Be a Man (2013)

By Stephen Saito (325) for Moveable Fest (298) on 30 Nov 2018

The go-for-broke attitude of the entire endeavor keeps an audience on its toes nonetheless, a necessity when keeping up with a madman like McInnes…

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Review of Hellaware (2013)

By Stephen Saito (325) for Moveable Fest (298) on 30 Nov 2018

As Nate learns, it's one thing to create something attention grabbing, but quite another to say something. Hellaware does both…

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Review of Deepsouth (2012)

By Stephen Saito (325) for Moveable Fest (298) on 30 Nov 2018

Duy Linh Tu's often radiant cinematography simultaneously captures the energy of people trying to find a way forward while depicting places…

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Review of Light Years (2015)

By Stephen Saito (325) for Moveable Fest (298) on 21 Nov 2018

‎There are greater stakes to be mined that the territory Kiley and company cover here, but by keeping the tone light, the film proves buoyant…

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Review of Being Ginger (2013)

By Stephen Saito (325) for Moveable Fest (298) on 21 Nov 2018

Being Ginger isn't as content to just be one in a crowd, translating its peculiar premise into something as unique and worthy of celebration…

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Review of Wolf (2013)

By Stephen Saito (325) for Moveable Fest (298) on 21 Nov 2018

There's an unmistakable authenticity to the Netherlands Taihuttu depicts, the cultural tensions between rich and poor, old and young and all…

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Review of The Overnighters (2014)

By Stephen Saito (325) for Moveable Fest (298) on 21 Nov 2018

Moss goes where the story takes him as Reinke's altruism increasingly appears to be an exercise in futility, chasing lost causes and threatening…

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Review of 1982 (2013)

By Stephen Saito (325) for Moveable Fest (298) on 21 Nov 2018

So finely and honestly observed for much of its running time, the confidence doesn't seem to quite be there to let the film's most dramatic…

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Review of The Notebook (2013)

By Stephen Saito (325) for Moveable Fest (298) on 21 Nov 2018

As little emotion as the two boys show as the film wears on, Szasz actually shows less, finding a way to show the dehumanizing experience of…

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