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  The Wolf House 2018

  ★★★★★ Watched by Beb 10 Jul 2021 3

  La casa lobo, the wolf house.

  Here at this colony, we provide for not only our residents, but people all over the world! You know us for our honey (rightfully so!), but you must also know that our way of life is an export we wish to provide to the world! We have returned to the way of man, the way life must be. Pure, logical, strict, efficient. You may have heard rumors of us being not what we advertise.…

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  The Florida Project 2017

  ★★★★★ Watched by Beb 08 Jun 2021 7

  This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

  This review is a lot more emotionally heavy than I expected it to be when I started writing it, so if that's something you can't handle right now, please put yourself first.

  The Florida Project sees the light in its environment, the color in the world. Your mom can't keep a job and is resorting to perfume selling and prostitution. All you know is deviancy, and yet you find that most adults don't like this. People see your situation and…

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  Black Sunday 1960

  ★★★½ Watched by Beb 28 Jun 2022

  You can so clearly see how influential this film was simply by looking around the landscape of horror even 3 years later. We've been so spoiled by the gifts this has given to horror as a genre, yet it's images still remain striking.

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  A Heroic Fight 1986

  ★★★★ Watched by Beb 26 Jun 2022

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  Welcome, or No Trespassing 1964

  ★★★★ Watched by Beb 01 Jul 2021 1

  My first film from Elem Klimov, what an impression! Hope his other movies have a similar taste for comedy!

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  Petite Maman 2021

  ★★★★★ Watched by Beb 28 Oct 2021 2

  Petite Maman knows there won't be some other time, but it asks what would happen if there was. It's an incredibly tender experience, whispering the little moments of adolescence like the wind. I don't think I have the ability to put it into words, the images just seem to speak of the life I lived a decade ago in a way no words can. More than anything, Petite Maman reminds us that it's not the suffering that defines us, but the life we live that breaks the stillness of the wind for moments of true life.