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MAGNOLIA (1999) ★
Sorry everyone: this is still P. T. Anderson's best film.
12/3-12/11
Jaume Balagueró & Paco Plaza's [REC] //
Errol Morris's GATES OF HEAVEN //
Alex Stapleton's CORMAN'S WORLD //
Vincente Minnelli's THE BAD AND THE BEAUTIFUL //
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notebook from november 2025
Notes from Barbara Duden, the Care Collective, and others
KEYHOLE (2011)
Maddin's films tend to be resistant to straightforward summary, and
11/27-12/1
Guy Maddin's KEYHOLE //
Clint Bentley's TRAIN DREAMS //
Daniel Goldhaber's HOW TO BLOW UP A PIPELINE //
Alan J. Pakula's ALL THE PRESIDENT'S MEN //
TRAIN DREAMS (2025)
I have often said that the literary form best suited for filmic
HOW TO BLOW UP A PIPELINE (2022)
This review may contain spoilers.
It's not hard to imagine
ALL THE PRESIDENT'S MEN (1976) ★
This fall, I watched all three films in Alan J. Pakula'