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For Kyle, life is a series of misunderstandings and hard fought conclusions. Gant’s debut effort is definitely a bold step in the genre and is, in fact, an accurate portrayal of the erratic nature of a teenager growing into his own skin.
Steeped in the Norse mythology of Iceland, James Erich’s story is as much a spiritual awakening as it is a warm embrace for young teens trying to come to grips with their sexuality.
The intrigue and destruction of A Song of Ice and Fire continues with the best installment since A Game of Thrones.
This historical epic — the most expensive Taiwanese movie ever made at $25M USD and directed by Wei Te-Sheng — depicts the Wushe Incident, in which the Taiwanese aborigines rose against the Japanese, killing over 130 of them.
With the right cast, the screenwriter and the right subject, an interest may spark. So it did with J. Edgar. I mean, what couldn’t be interesting in the life of the person who set up the FBI?
We Need to Talk About Kevin takes you behind the scenes of the making of a monster and the aftermath of a massacre.
Tony Kaye’s Detachment is a bleak, but beautiful, film about people and their longing to avoid attachments in life.
Grotesque is billed as a murder mystery, but it’s less of a whodunit than a probing inquiry into the ills of society.
Wim Wenders’ beautiful documentary is a love letter to and for German choreographer Pina Bausch.
