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Film: Teen’s Afterlife in ‘My True Fairytale’

Roger Catlin April 12, 2021 0 Comments

There is something that makes you pause about a movie called “My True Fairytale.” The oxymoron of the title is stretched even further when you learn it’s about a teen…

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The Limits of Low Budget ‘In Action’

Roger Catlin April 9, 2021 0 Comments

Eric Silvera and Sean Kenealy have a nice rapport. Which is a good thing, since it’s just about the only quality they can offer in their feature debut “In Action.”…

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Film: ‘Transference – A Love Story’

Roger Catlin April 8, 2021 0 Comments

At a North London hospital, two nurses hook up. She’s a young and cheerful import from Norway, who is rattled by the sudden death of a patient. He’s an Italian…

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Film: Teen Angst in ‘West Michigan’

Roger Catlin March 9, 2021 0 Comments

Riley Warmoth and Chloe Ray Warmoth are a real brother and sister who grew up in Grand Haven, Mich. But for the purposes of his new film “West Michigan” that…

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Film Review: When Banter Turns to Blather

Roger Catlin March 7, 2021 0 Comments

Thomas Sodoski was always fun to see in series like “The Newsroom,” where he played something of a cynical cad who had to prove himself. He brought similar smarts to…

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Film Review: ‘This is Not a War Story’

Roger Catlin March 3, 2021 0 Comments

The wall between narrative and documentary film may be permanently demolished in a season when Chloé Zhao’s “Nomadland” are already winning awards. While the grit of neorealism has been a…

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Film: ‘Donna: Stronger Than Pretty’

Roger Catlin January 18, 2021 3 Comments

You can tell the title character of “Donna: Stronger Than Pretty” is making the wrong choice when she first lays eyes on Nick at the bar, fresh out of a…

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Film: Fracturing the Brain for Science

Roger Catlin January 12, 2021 0 Comments

Eric Schultz’s directorial debut, “Minor Premise,” is a nifty puzzle, a scientific thriller that doesn’t insult the intelligence with any superfluous corn, Instead, the scientific aspect is cranked way up.…

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Film: When a Documentary Goes Wrong

Roger Catlin January 12, 2021 0 Comments

What if everyone could make a movie? When Zachary Capp got an unexpected inheritance following his grandfather’s death, he decided, fresh out of rehab for a gambling addiction, to turn…

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Film Review: ‘Effigy — Poison and the City’

Roger Catlin January 4, 2021 0 Comments

In the early 19th century northern Germany, so many bodies were dying around the widow Gosche Gottfried, she earned a measure of sympathy. Men were also attracted to her even…

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