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  • Colour Poems
  • The Day He Arrives
  • Until Tomorrow, Comrades
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  • Foreigners Pt. 1

    ★★★★

  • Pacifiction

    ★★★

  • Where To?

    ★★★

  • Hideous

    ★★½

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  • Foreigners Pt. 1

    Foreigners Pt. 1

    ★★★★

    Another fantastic film by Peter Nestler. Calling it "foreigners" is an almost poetic touch, all things considered: in observing the movement of workers from one place to another, Nestler highlights their importance in building nations, bringing about progress and shaping the world as we know it, all while being explored.

  • A Woman

    A Woman

    ★★★½

    In its mixing and seamless interchanging of genres and registers, Une Femme de Notre Temps brings to mind some of Kiyoshi Kurosawa's most recent films, but there's also another psychological layer to it that plays very well with Civeyrac's oneiric mise en scène.

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  • Butterfly

    Butterfly

    ★★★★

    The film seemed nice and all, but I couldn't really appreciate it because some assholes kept walking in front of the screen during the screening.

  • Resident Evil: Afterlife

    Resident Evil: Afterlife

    ★★★★½

    The saga continues its depiction of the death of art in a world dominated by corporations. We see the Hollywood sign destroyed, most of the survivors are somehow connected to the movie industry and the one that isn't (Luther, the baseball player who makes watch commercials) is still recognised, showing how even in a world where real art is being destroyed people still care about celebrities. Art vanishes but celebrities don't die - "Starpower, bitch!". There is also Paul W.…