Before the movie I got into a conversation with a homeless ex-con who told me about how long and unending the nights are when you have nowhere to sleep. How vulnerable it feels to have to let your guard down and risk everything you have in order to make it to the next day. In order to survive, he said, you have to become invisible. They are the invisible people. But if you know where to look, you will see.…
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HEX 2023
One of my more recent little atmospheric shorts – screened tonight courtesy of Program Council and GUT-C at The University of Colorado Boulder, and showing again next week as part of the New Voices program at the Ann Arbor Film Festival
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Inland Empire 2006
I don't say this lightly: this may be the scariest film ever made.
One of my biggest pet peeves since I started getting into movies around 5 years ago has been hearing that damn word over and over again: terrifying.
“He gives a terrifying performance.”
“What a terrifying villain!”
“Did you see that part when that thing happened? Wow! That was terrifying!”This word is tossed around so often to describe anything the least bit uncomfortable or tense, that it has lost…
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The Master 2012
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
"If you figure a way to live without serving a master, any master, then let the rest of us know, will you? For you'd be the first person in the history of the world."
There is a painful relatability to The Master. It challenges us to process our innermost doubts and regrets: the hazy uncertainty of our past and present, along with the overwhelming emptiness of our future. We have each faced our share of trials and tribulations in life,…
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