Reviews

Die Sehnsucht der Veronika Voss (1982) – Film Review

Although being made in the 80’s in Germany, this Rainer Werner Fassbinder film feels like a Hollywood Golden Age melodramatic noir. The aesthetics, plot and characters seem like they have been ripped off from that period. That being with uneven success, while visually the film is rather stunning, the story lacks a clear focus.

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Kids (1995) – Film Review

Harmony Korine (writing) and Larry Clark (directing) joined forces in their first cinematic incursion in this great raw, dirty and realistic piece of filmmaking that looks splendidly into the lives of a bunch of street kids, solidly play by a very young and amateur ensemble, while they spend their day having sex, drinking, committing petty thefts, having drugs, and getting into fights.

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Amanda (2018) – Film Review

Although it enjoys from a fabulous leading performance by Vincent Lacoste and an interesting premise, the execution of this film ends up feeling somewhat flat due to an unnecessary large number of side characters and plotlines.

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