‘The Spiral’ Review: Paolo Strippoli’s Lurid Faustian Tragedy Shores Up His Reputation as Italy’s New Horror Virtuoso
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We don’t get a close enough look to see if the Devil actually wears Prada, but regardless, in Paolo Strippoli’s new horror romp “The Spiral,” she’s very chicly turned out indeed: Cool, crisp and collected in a tightly belted camel trenchcoat, hair pr…
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Considering the magnitude and triumph of the actual story of the first successful expedition to summit the peak of fabled Mt. Everest, it is surprising that there haven’t been a whole lot of major narrative motion pictures about it.
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There’s barely an adult in sight in Hirokazu Kore-eda’s “Look Back,” where anyone out of school age is marginalized practically to the point of superfluidity.
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Among the greatest cinematic mysteries of our time, when it’s harder than ever to make movies, is the fact that David and NathanZellner continue to realize their uncompromisingly DIY, endearingly childlike vision through an indie filmography that onl…
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Directed by David and Nathan Zellner ('Sasquatch Sunset'), the Telluride premiere follows aliens in '50s biker gear who've come to conquer Earth, but find newly human emotions get in the way.
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Festivalgoers promised a "surprise screening" were met with the world premiere of 'You Can See Everything,' a one-of-a-kind documentary/acting hybrid that Lance Oppenheim co-directed.
Brief by WorldPing · Original reporting by Hollywood Reporter