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Dan Schindel

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Suburban Fury (2024) 100% “"Suburban Fury" sits with Sara Jane Moore to learn how the politics and culture of the 1970s drove her toward Gerald Ford with a gun in her hand.” – Hyperallergic Jan 23, 2025 Full Review The Brutalist (2024) 93% “Historically, cinema has invoked the architectural movement as an easy shorthand for villainy. In The Brutalist, though, it embodies a proletarian dream.” – Hyperallergic Jan 23, 2025 Full Review Intercepted (2024) 100% “"Intercepted" posits a twinned dialectic between sound and image and between invader and invaded.” – Hyperallergic Oct 17, 2024 Full Review Youth (Homecoming) (2024) 94% ““Homecoming” It skillfully compresses the five years of the “Youth” trilogy’s shoot, replicating the way that long hours at work and the respite of home can turn into a blur over time.” – Hyperallergic Oct 17, 2024 Full Review Youth (Hard Times) (2024) 93% ““Hard Times” is the “Youth” trilogy’s odd duck. Though there are no shared characters between the films, it is structurally identical to “Spring” … The heavy stylistic overlap between the two films makes “Hard Times” feel redundant. ” – Hyperallergic Oct 17, 2024 Full Review Hollywoodgate (2023) 92% “In an impressive coup of access, filmmaker Ibrahim Nash’at managed to become embedded with Taliban forces, spending a year watching them transition from insurgency back to governance. ” – Hyperallergic Aug 21, 2024 Full Review High-Rise (2015) 60% “We’re so removed from the physicality of the violence that little of it is felt, and so the muck is only set dressing.” – Vague Visages Dec 6, 2023 Full Review Happy End (2017) 69% “Even retreading old content would be fine if Haneke went about it in an interesting way, but Happy End seems to be on formal autopilot...” – Vague Visages Dec 6, 2023 Full Review Downsizing (2017) 47% “Downsizing thinks it has big ideas, but artistically and intellectually, it’s as small as its protagonists.” – Vague Visages Dec 6, 2023 Full Review Zama (2017) 96% “Zama is the kind of historical film that refuses to concede even the smallest positivity to the history in question.” – Vague Visages Dec 6, 2023 Full Review Hostiles (2017) 71% “For all its attempts at dissecting human cruelty, there’s no human core to this story, which makes its 135-minute runtime feel twice as long.” – Vague Visages Dec 6, 2023 Full Review In the Fade (2017) 75% “In the Fade would be more tonally coherent if it stuck to the courtroom plotline, even if that would make it little more than a glorified episode of some legal procedural 온라인카지노추천 show.” – Vague Visages Dec 6, 2023 Full Review Piercing (2018) 71% “Piercing plays out Reed and Jackie’s tryst as a sadomasochistic Punch and Judy routine, with the flare-ups of violence equally funny and horrifying.” – Vague Visages Dec 6, 2023 Full Review Madeline's Madeline (2018) 88% “At the risk of succumbing to the Sundance hype atmosphere, writer/director Josephine Decker may be offering a new form of altered cinematic consciousness with Madeline’s Madeline.” – Vague Visages Dec 6, 2023 Full Review Damsel (2018) 67% “A tremendously fun movie, Damsel reinvigorates the Western aesthetic even as it defies many of the genre’s story conventions.” – Vague Visages Dec 6, 2023 Full Review Antonio and Catarina (2017) “In António and Catarina, the potential of youth contrasts the accumulated regrets of age.” – Vague Visages Dec 6, 2023 Full Review Black Mother (2018) 97% “Even if you do not believe in the soul, the film makes it impossible to deny the soul of a country, that which births us, grooms us, and to which we add as we live and die inside it.” – Vague Visages Dec 6, 2023 Full Review Stan Lee (2023) 80% “The new documentary adds nothing to the historical record or collective conversation on Lee, but does work to bolster the man’s mythology.” – Hyperallergic Jul 19, 2023 Full Review EO (2022) 96% “EO’s universe seems a godless one; there’s no philosophical reason for the pain that human and nonhuman animals endure.” – Hyperallergic Feb 27, 2023 Full Review The Stroll (2023) 95% “"The Stroll" is not just a chronicle of trans life and activism in the 1980s and ’90s, but also of urban “renewal” in the 21st century. ” – Hyperallergic Feb 27, 2023 Full Review To the End (2022) 85% “Despite "To the End"’s insistence on hope, its most indelible moments are those that are honest about the understandable trepidation so many of us feel about the future.” – Hyperallergic Feb 17, 2023 Full Review Squaring the Circle (The Story of Hipgnosis) (2022) 92% “As it stands, "Squaring the Circle" is a reasonably informative, if rather dry, look at a subject with much more potential for exploration.” – Hyperallergic Feb 17, 2023 Full Review The Art of Making It (2021) 67% “The documentary has impressive access to contemporary art world figures, but comes up with no good solutions for the many problems it discusses.” – Hyperallergic Nov 14, 2022 Full Review Sharp Stick (2022) 50% “Featuring a delicate lead performance by Christine Froseth, this is a smart, sometimes purposefully discomfiting comedy about taking control of one’s sexuality.” – Hyperallergic Nov 14, 2022 Full Review The Territory (2022) 97% “As the Uru-eu-wau-wau people face continued incursion by Brazilian farmers, they take an active role in this documentary about them.” – Hyperallergic Nov 14, 2022 Full Review
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