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Tuesday January 26, 2021

Day: January 26, 2021

Review

Continuing a Life-Affirming Tradition: Gianni Di Gregorio’s Citizens of the World

Ali Moosavi
January 26, 2021
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By Ali Moosavi. A story with global appeal but one that will especially resonate with those who have reached the pensioner age.” Italy has a rich tradition in producing comedies which have had global appeal, made by some of the best comedy directors that cinema has known. Examples include Mario […]

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If They’re Toothmarks, This Must Be Belgium: Harry Kümel’s Daughters of Darkness

Rod Lott
January 26, 2021
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By Rod Lott. If “fun” sounds like an odd word to apply to a Belgium-lensed beaut this art-minded, this patient, the slow burner eventually catches enough fire to earn the distinction.” Prematurely celebrating its 50th anniversary with a new 4K restoration courtesy of Blue Underground is 1971’s Daughters of Darkness. […]

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