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Three people standing on a rocky outcrop overlooking a hilly, forested landscape at sunset.
Review

Sasquatch Sunset – Gross-out larks with an anthropological twist

by David Jenkins

A fam­i­ly of myth­i­cal beasts are observed in their nat­ur­al habi­tat in com­ic por­trait of ani­mals and their instincts.

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4
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3
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Four young children, two boys and two girls, sitting on a wooden bench outdoors. They wear casual clothing and have relaxed expressions.
Review

War Pony

by Charles Bramesco

Gina Gam­mell and Riley Keough’s debut fea­ture focus­es on two Oglala Lako­ta teenagers as they come of age in South Dakota.

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4
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4
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Two young women laughing and posing for a selfie at a bar counter.
Review

Zola

by Hannah Strong

Tay­lour Paige and Riley Keough star in a wild Florid­i­an road trip movie based on an icon­ic Twit­ter thread.

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4
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A young woman with long brown hair looks anxious in a crowded public space.
Review

Earthquake Bird

by Josh Slater-Williams

Ali­cia Vikan­der and Riley Keough floun­der in tepid psy­cho­sex­u­al thriller, based on the Susan­na Jones novel.

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2
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Young person in orange top standing near tree with lost dog poster
Review

Under the Silver Lake

by David Jenkins

Andrew Garfield dis­ap­pears down the rab­bit hole in David Robert Mitchell’s zany LA noir.

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4
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A man in a navy jumper intently examining a miniature architectural model on a table.
Review

The House That Jack Built

by David Jenkins

Lars von Tri­er is up to his old tricks in this absurd­ly macabre and deeply self-con­scious por­trait of a ser­i­al killer.

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Two men standing in front of a wooden wall, with a group of people seated in the background.
Review

Logan Lucky

by David Jenkins

The return of the king – Steven Soder­bergh is mak­ing movies again, and has deliv­ered one of his all-time best.

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5
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A group of young people sitting on a street corner near a motel, with various buildings and a street visible in the background.
Review

American Honey

by Sophie Monks Kaufman

Andrea Arnold returns with a styl­ish but sham­bling teen road movie star­ring charis­mat­ic new­com­er Sasha Lane and Shia LaBeouf.

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