pictureshowpundits.com - 9/24/2008
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How do you follow up an Oscar winner for Best Picture? No Country For Old Men was a serious and perfect film; one of the most rigorously economical and lean pictures since Casablanca. If you're Joel and Ethan Coen, the filmmaking geniuses who have [...]
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The Coen Brothers’ latest dark farce hides a
chilly core. After two and a half decades, is...
there any doubt that the Coen Brothers are a major force within American cinema? After so many critically-lauded efforts and rooms full of awards, ...
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Review: Burn After Reading
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2008 MVFF31 Latinbeat: Peru—Máncora
The Evening Class —
Ricardo de Montreuil's sophomore feature Máncora practices what it preaches. It's truly a film where the journey—not the destination—is important. Though this has dissatisfied several critics since its premiere at this year's Sundance Film Festival, I have had no trouble joining this youthful attractive cast on their road trip from Lima's wintry claustrophobia to the seeming escape of Peru's infamous surfer beach Máncora, nor have I had difficulty accepting the film's narrative caution that—though you can escape a place or a season—you can't escape your own measure of original sin, which proves to be the case for each of Máncora's three main ...
2008 MVFF31 Latinbeat: Peru—MÁNCORA
Twitch: Film & DVD Reviews (Work-Safe) —
Ricardo de Montreuil’s sophomore feature Máncora practices what it preaches. It’s truly a film where the journey—not the destination—is important. Though this has dissatisfied several critics since its premiere at this year’s Sundance Film Festival, I had no trouble joining this youthful attractive cast on their road trip from Lima’s wintry claustrophobia to the seeming escape of Peru’s infamous surfer beach Máncora, nor did I have difficulty accepting the film’s narrative caution that—though you can escape a place or a season—you can’t escape your own measure of original sin, which proves to be the case for each of ...
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