SILENCE

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“Stubbornly unlike anything you’ll find in arthouses today, this severe and intensely challenging picture owes more to Ingmar Bergman’s haunted spiritual crises or Robert Bresson’s austere allegories than any contemporary models. The fact that it exists at all is astonishing, the fact that it’s a big-budget release from a major studio is a miracle.” – WBUR’s The ARTery, 01/04/2017

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PATRIOTS DAY

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“The movie spends so much time fellating its bogus hero, were it about an actual person Patriots Day would seem like a North Korean propaganda film. But instead it’s just the tasteless delusions of a vain movie star recreating his hometown’s most horrifying moments so he can dress up and play policeman. Everyone involved should be ashamed.” – North Shore Movies, 12/20/2016

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THINGS TO COME, ELLE AND THE YEAR OF ISABELLE HUPPERT

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“Huppert stars in two films so oddly similar in surface specifics and yet so wildly divergent in tone it’s an almost show-offy display of her talents to have Things To Come and Elle playing across the hall from one another at area arthouses. Suddenly the grande dame of European kink cinema is becoming this year’s Oscar season It Girl.” – WBUR’s The ARTery, 12/06/2016

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