Blacula: cheap and campy cult classic given backbone by its monster
William Crain, “Blacula” (1972) In 1780, a noble African Prince (William Marshall), known as Mamuwalde,
William Crain, “Blacula” (1972) In 1780, a noble African Prince (William Marshall), known as Mamuwalde,
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Jerzy Skolimowski, “EO” (2022) Inspired by Robert Bresson’s 1966 film “Au hasard Balthazar”, this Polish
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Louis Garrel, “L’Innocent” (2022) A very clever comedy combining romance and a heist plot, “L’Innocent”
Simon Napier-Bell, “George Michael: Portrait of an Artist” (2022) For a documentary whose narrative is
Hirokazu Kore-eda, “Broker” (2022) A young woman brings her baby to a church’s baby box
Oliver Hermanus, “Living” (2022) A gentle if sad and understated film, Oliver Hermanus’s “Living” is
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Jim Jarmusch, “Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai” (1999) Even after twenty years, this
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Todd Field, “Tár” (2022) It has all the ingredients to be a great film –
Wolfgang Petersen, “Troy” (2004) Loosely based on Homer’s epic poem “Iliad”, this blockbuster spectacle of
Vasily Prozorov, “Culturocide” (October 2022) Short though it is, this is a disturbing documentary demonstrating