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After Midnight (Mayhem 2019) review: A drama about love and monsters
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After Midnight (Mayhem 2019) Review: Serious/Funny Drama About Love And Monsters It's all gonna be peaches and cream

November 3, 2019November 3, 2019 Alice Field 0 Comments 2019, After Midnight, Horror

After Midnight (previously called Something Else) surely crosses more genres than I’ve seen in any one single film before; and

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And Then We Danced (NewFest 2019) review: A gorgeous tale of tradition
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And Then We Danced (NewFest 2019) Review: A Gorgeous Tale of Tradition, Dance, and Family

November 1, 2019 Michael Frank 0 Comments 2019, And Then We Danced, Drama

The International Centerpiece at NewFest 2019 took me a few days to digest. Written and directed by Levan Akin, And

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Tu Me Manques (NewFest 2019) review: Powerful in concept, yet uneven
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Tu Me Manques (NewFest 2019) Review: Powerful in Concept, Yet Uneven in Execution

October 31, 2019 Michael Frank 0 Comments 2019, Drama, Tu Me Manques

Writer-director Rodrigo Bellott’s new film Tu Me Manques is an exploration of Latin American ideas about homosexuality. Bellott pens a

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To the Stars (NewFest 2019) review: A beautiful look inside 60s high school
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To the Stars (NewFest 2019) Review: A Beautiful Look Inside the Pains of High School in the 1960s

October 28, 2019 Michael Frank 0 Comments 2019, Drama, NewFest, To the Stars

The last decade has provided us with some incredible black-and-white films, and you can be sure to add director Martha

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Drag Kids (NewFest 2019) review: A documentary strutting with tiny joy
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Drag Kids (NewFest 2019) Review: A Documentary Strutting With Tiny Joy Going Gaga

October 27, 2019 Michael Frank 0 Comments 2019, Documentary, Drag Kids

Laddy Gaga, Queen Lactacia, Suzan Bee Anthony, and Bracken Hanke. Those are the four stage names for the kids at

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Cubby (NewFest 2019) review: A quirky but unlikable character study
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Cubby (NewFest 2019) Review: Interesting Visuals But An Ultimately Unlikeable Character Study Hell for Leather

October 27, 2019October 27, 2019 Michael Frank 0 Comments 2019, Cubby Drama, NewFest

Some movies have lots to say, but struggle to put these ideas into craftily constructed stories and narratives. Cubby, a

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One Taxi Ride (NewFest 2019) review: A story that needs to be told
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One Taxi Ride (NewFest 2019) Review: A Story That Desperately Needs To Be Told

October 25, 2019 Michael Frank 0 Comments 2019, Documentary, NewFest, One Taxi Ride

My first film at NewFest, New York City’s LGBTQ premiere film festival for the last 31 years, was one that

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Rabid 2019 (Grimmfest 2019) review: A remake for fans only | RSC
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Rabid (Grimmfest 2019) Review: A Remake For Fans Only Twins love Cronenberg!

October 22, 2019 Alice Field 0 Comments Grimmfest, Horror, Jen Soska, Laura Vandervoort, Rabid, Sylvia Soska

David Cronenberg, the Canadian “Baron of Blood”, wrote and directed Rabid in 1977. It was his second horror film: serious,

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Door Lock (Mayhem 2019) review: A slow start becomes high tension
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Door Lock (Mayhem 2019) Review: Slow Start Becomes High Tension Home is my happy place

October 16, 2019October 16, 2019 Alice Field 0 Comments 2019, Door Lock, Mayhem, Thriller

Door Lock is not a typical home invasion film, though that’s what I had been expecting from the description in

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The Gangster, the Cop, the Devil (Mayhem 2019) review:
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The Gangster, the Cop, the Devil (Mayhem 2019) Review: Near-Perfect Serial Killer Thriller The enemy of my enemy…

October 14, 2019 Alice Field 0 Comments 2019, Mayhem, The Gangster The Cop The Devil, Thriller

The Gangster, The Cop, The Devil opens with what appears to be road-rage that viciously turns into manslaughter; however, one

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