Theo Rollason's film offers a lesson on queer history and early-1990s film production on a budget, as well as the spectacle of Tilda Swinton looking impossibly beautiful in her early 30s.
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WorldPingThe Liberation has the bones of every cult movie I have ever seen, yet somehow it feels apart, a completely different and, for this genre, surprisingly female-driven narrative that is at once edge-of-your-seat suspense thriller and achingly personal.
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WorldPingNot everything labeled “old-fashioned” needs to carry negative connotations. A handwritten letter, your grandma’s rice pudding, the cocktail — all nice old-fashioned things.
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Louis Garrel and Jasmine Trinca play a pair of star-crossed lovers who keep putting off their affair until the coincidences (and hormones) take over.
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WorldPingNothing sharpens the mind like working within constraints.
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Merritt Wever, Skyler Gisondo and Phoebe Bridgers also star in Lance Oppenheim’s first narrative feature, revisiting the ethically muddy ‘Dateline NBC’ ratings phenomenon.
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WorldPingIt’s astonishing, the sick and twisted things grown men will say to vulnerable children — or rather adults pretending to be children — in chat rooms on the internet, but what’s even more astonishing is that they are willing to try to act on them in real life.
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