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Tag: Rebecca Hall
“Resurrection”
I don’t want to take away from Hall’s stellar performance, but this unsettling thriller feels lazy and annoying.
“Passing”
The timely issues of gender, identity, race, and class are squandered in a bland, boring wrapper.
“The Night House”
An anxiety-inducing, bone-chilling take on the traditional ghost story.
“The Dinner”
The incredibly disturbing and often frustrating film “The Dinner” can at times come across as pretentious, obnoxious, and distressing: but that’s the point.
“Christine”
“Christine” dramatizes the tragic true story of Florida television news reporter Christine Chubbuck, a young woman who, in the summer of 1974, pulled out a gun and shot herself in the head live on the air.
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