A chaotic, crude, and undeniably funny late-night kind of movie that’s made for laughing, cringing, and quoting with friends.
“Carousel”
A modest (and miscast) indie drama that gives a thoughtful and realistic portrait of connection and loneliness.
“The Chronology of Water”
Navigates a woman’s emotional healing with a raw, sexually charged and wholly angry point of view.
“Bedford Park”
A deeply personal and honest meditation on identity, responsibility, loyalty, and healing.
“Night Nurse”
Unpleasant, slow, and oddly self-important, this boundary-pushing psychosexual thriller is just too nasty to care much about at all.
“My Father’s Shadow”
The film allows meaning to emerge through quiet observations and everyday interactions between a father, his sons, and the world.
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