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Todd Haynes
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12 January 2016
Best of 2015: Cinema
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With each passing year, my annual lists (which seem to mark the only time I have in a given year for writing “for fun” about film) becom...
05 January 2016
Best of 2015: Carol (Todd Haynes)
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Carol . Todd Haynes. USA/UK. Only the upcoming award season will be able to tell us whether the buzz patrol (or the hype train, as my fr...
25 November 2009
Millennium Mambo, Part 2-ish
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Two more big lists have been published asserting the finest films of the decade. The haughtier of the two came from The Toronto Internationa...
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07 September 2008
The Biopic and the Assembly Line
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What We Do Is Secret – dir. Rodger Grossman – 2007 – USA Riddle me this. Biopics are lame. Biopics about people of questionable artistry ar...
29 December 2007
List #4: Questionable Praise
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What’s perhaps more indicative of a person’s best of or worst of any given year is where they feel the general public has been mistaken. Cer...
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18 December 2007
John Waters liked
Away from Her
??!!
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More interesting than whatever overweight, middle-aged man who makes a living writing film criticism has to say about the merits of the film...
30 November 2007
Y'know, I like "indie" movies...
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Oh, yeah, the Independent Spirit Awards. Isn't that just a big party with John Waters or Sarah Silverman as host? I hear the stars can b...
19 November 2007
Eat Me Out; or How Did New Queer Cinema Die?
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[ Written as part of the Queer Film Blog-a-thon hosted by Queering the Apparatus ] When did the worldview of the cinematic homosexual get i...
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