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THE PARTY’S JUST BEGINNING A Dark But Powerful Debut Feature
Actor turned writer/director Karen Gillan’s debut feature film is a dark but powerful look at survivor’s guilt.
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VOX LUX Hits All The Wrong Notes
Natalie Portman stars as a pop singer in this failed rumination on the nature of fame and the toll it can take on someone.
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GHOSTBOX COWBOY Too Detached For Its Own Good
An American investor tries to navigate the Chinese tech market in this dreamy and ultimately alienating film.
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BATHTUBS OVER BROADWAY A Delightful Trip Into The Hidden World Of Industrial Musicals
The debut documentary feature from director Dava Whisenant is a trip into the world of some of the greatest musicals that ever tried to sell you products like bathroom fixtures and automobiles.
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WRITE WHEN YOU GET WORK A Befuddled Mess
A private school administrator tries to keep her conman ex-boyfriend from destroying her carefully constructed life in this rather messy drama.
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Nazi Zombie Horror Flick OVERLORD Is Glossy B-Movie
An exploitation B-movie with an A-movie gloss.
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Philadelphia Film Festival: VOX LUX Hits All The Wrong Notes
Natalie Portman stars as a pop singer in this failed rumination on the nature of fame and the toll it can take on someone.
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Philadelphia Film Festival: CHEF FLYNN A Less Than Filling Documentary
A revealing look at teen celebrity chef Flynn McGarry that leaves us hungry for more, but not in a good way.
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Philadelphia Film Festival 2018: Orson Welles’ THE OTHER SIDE OF THE WIND and Doc “THEY’LL LOVE ME WHEN I’M DEAD!” Make For Ideal Double Feature
The recently completed final work from the legendary director was well worth the wait.
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Philadelphia Film Festival 2018: Nazi Zombie Horror Flick OVERLORD Is Glossy B-Movie
An exploitation B-movie with an A-movie gloss.