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Dogs Don’t Wear Pants (Valkeapää, 2019), Pelican Blood (Gebbe, 2019), and Boys From County Hell (Baugh, 2020)
J-P Valkeapää’s Dogs Don’t Wear Pants is really surprising. Not only for its subject matter, but for how quickly the writer/director is able to get into a complex story. SPOILERS below. The beginning has an air of Don’t Look Now. … Continue reading
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Tagged Adelia-Constance Ocleppo, Andrea Irvine, Boys From County Hell, Chris Baugh, Dogs Don't Wear Pants, Fra Fee, Ilona Huhta, J-P Valkeapää, Jack Rowan, Katerina Lipovska, Katrin Gebbe, Krista Kosonen, Murathan Muslu, Nightstream, Nina Hoss, Oona Airola, Pekka Strang, Pelican Blood, Pietari Peltola, Ryan Kernaghan
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Phoenix (Petzold, 2015) and Youth (Shoval, 2013)
Here’s another candidate for the best of 2015. Cristian Petzold’s Phoenix is great. So restrained and tense, it also reaffirms that Nina Hoss is one of the best actors currently working. It’s best to go into this film without much knowledge … Continue reading
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