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Citizen X 1995
Citizen X could be a very solid and a somewhat less superficial serial killer film if it was not focused most of the time on getting it's political message across through cheap anti-communism and cheap, one-dimensional caricatures that are not believable by any means.
I certainly don't have a problem with a film shouting its political motives all over your face since art is not and could not possibly be independent of social and political motives. Still as Paul Laverty…
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Candyman 1992
Candyman (1992) is above all a sad poem. It also is one of the greatest horror films ever made.
I have to admit that I wasn't expecting that. I was aware of the film's existence and of its title "villain", but somehow I hadn't read or heard much before actually watching the film. After a period of watching numerous horrible slashers, I really wanted to watch a decent slasher and thus decided to watch one that is considered a classic.…
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Voyage to Cythera 1984
Theodoros Angelopoulos is one of the greatest directors to have ever lived. He is a true poet of cinema.
Voyage to Cythera is one of the most affecting and touching films I have ever seen. Visually stunning and poetic like all the other films by the Greek master, this one is a special film. It is authentic in every way.
The performances are all great but Manos Katrakis stands out. Manos Katrakis was a great human being and one of…
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Youth Without Youth 2007
Youth without Youth is Francis Ford Coppola's return to filmmaking after a decade of not making films.
I want to start this review with a bold statement. Francis Ford Coppola is one of the most underrated filmmakers out there. Yes you've read right, a two time Oscar best picture winner and two time Palme D'Or winning director is underrated. The artist that has created what is possibly the most widely loved film series of all times ( talking about the…
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