WorldPingThere’s barely an adult in sight in Hirokazu Kore-eda’s “Look Back,” where anyone out of school age is marginalized practically to the point of superfluidity.
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WorldPingHirokazu Koreeda is not the world’s most prolific director or even Japan’s (that honor goes to Takashi Miike, who passed the 100-film milestone years ago).
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The film, written by Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight and directed by Will Lovelace and Dylan Southern, gets to the heart of a band that mean so much to so many…
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WorldPingConsidering the magnitude and triumph of the actual story of the first successful expedition to summit the peak of fabled Mt. Everest, it is surprising that there haven’t been a whole lot of narrative major motion pictures about it.
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WorldPingAmong the greatest cinematic mysteries of our time, when it’s harder than ever to make movies, is the fact that David and NathanZellner continue to realize their uncompromisingly DIY, endearingly childlike vision through an indie filmography that onl…
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WorldPingWe don’t get a close enough look to see if the Devil actually wears Prada, but regardless, in Paolo Strippoli’s new horror romp “The Spiral,” she’s very chicly turned out indeed: Cool, crisp and collected in a tightly belted camel trenchcoat, hair pr…
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WorldPingThe film captures the euphoria of Oasis' comeback, but fails to explore the story of their reunion.
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