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Sophie Brown

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Gray House (2017) “Gray House resonates with the internal experience of time and the nature of isolation -- in both its magnetism and embrace.” – Dazed and Confused Apr 13, 2017 Full Review Bunch of Kunst (2017) 100% “Director Christine Franz follows the Sleaford Mods over the course of a couple of years in which they reach new heights of success.” – Dazed and Confused Apr 13, 2017 Full Review City of Ghosts (2017) 98% “City of Ghosts is an important platform for the voices of RBSS to be heard by the uninformed masses, and is ultimately their film.” – Dazed and Confused Apr 13, 2017 Full Review Karl Marx City (2016) 96% “Creating a subtle obscurity around ownership of the story, the narrative slips between Petra's first-person perspective, and a disconnected female voice that narrates Petra's story.” – Dazed and Confused Apr 13, 2017 Full Review Casting JonBenĂ©t (2017) 81% “Casting JonBenet examines the impossibility of ever being able to fully understand another person.” – Sight & Sound Feb 8, 2017 Full Review Strong Island (2017) 100% “The intimacy Ford develops is rare and transfixing. Strong Island is as much an exploration of the filmmaker's identity and feelings surrounding his brother's murder as it is a loving, even-handed portrait of William.” – Sight & Sound Feb 3, 2017 Full Review Mudbound (2017) 97% “Amidst the masterful storytelling of Mudbound, one of the most powerful punches is that this is not a period drama, in the sense that the fear and privilege linger on, and the violence has never stopped.” – Sight & Sound Jan 27, 2017 Full Review To the Wonder (2012) 47% “This elusive 'something' is key to Malick's film; the intangible tide that disconnects people with as much mystery as it drew them so intensely together.” – Dazed and Confused Oct 14, 2016 Full Review Bad 25 (2012) 92% “[A] thorough and engaging exploration of the cultural phenomenon; a unique explosion in musical history, and insight into the loneliness of the performer, isolated in a fame bubble and devoured by the press.” – Dazed and Confused Oct 14, 2016 Full Review Spring Breakers (2012) 67% “Harmony Korine's latest feature is a lurid neon poem of a spring break road trip that descends into drugs, gang war, and pink balaclavas adorned with unicorns.” – Dazed and Confused Oct 14, 2016 Full Review The Master (2012) 85% “Richly and evocatively shot with the stunning light contrast of seminal black and white films, The Master has the clout of classic cinema.” – Dazed and Confused Oct 14, 2016 Full Review The War of the Volcanoes (2012) “Exploring the tensions and passions that flowed on the island during this tumultuous time, this documentary captures one of cinema's great love stories.” – Dazed and Confused Oct 14, 2016 Full Review Something in the Air (2012) 81% “The experiential form of the film evokes the sense of submergence in a time, with the 60s soundtrack swelling in and out with the ebb and flow of their drives.” – Dazed and Confused Oct 14, 2016 Full Review Harry Dean Stanton: Partly Fiction (2012) 89% “Singing, smoking and keeping himself to himself, Harry Dean Stanton's quiet enigma suggests a restless sense of perpetual escape and loneliness.” – Dazed and Confused Oct 14, 2016 Full Review Paradise: Faith (2012) 73% “A dark humour simmers under the bleak dogme style, with fleeting glimpses of the beauty in nature providing relief from the dingy, hard-lined 70s interiors.” – Dazed and Confused Oct 14, 2016 Full Review Low Tide (2012) “This quiet film captures a powerful tale of solitude and neglect.” – Dazed and Confused Oct 14, 2016 Full Review Beyond Clueless (2014) 75% “Summer Camp's original score is the cherry on top to this vibrant, funny and subversive analysis of post-John Hughes American teen movies.” – Dazed and Confused Oct 28, 2014 Full Review Days of Heaven (1978) 94% 5/5 “A second chance for Malick to cast away the chemical stained print and achieve the film he envisioned, and a second chance for audiences to experience a true classic on the big screen.” – Little White Lies Aug 31, 2011 Full Review Just Do It: A Tale of Modern-Day Outlaws (2011) 77% 4/5 “An insightful portrait of action on film.” – Little White Lies Jul 14, 2011 Full Review Carmen in 3D (2011) 73% 2/5 “While these camera angles and close-ups perch you close to the action, the stage begins to feel claustrophobic and the impact of the spectacle is diluted.” – Little White Lies Mar 9, 2011 Full Review
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