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2 members found this review helpful This is your B Movie vacation to the South Seas, complete with jungle soundstage, actors in brown body make-up, giant rubber octopus, a tropical beach that looks suspiciously like Catalina Island, and Virgina Mayo in a sarong. All in all a very routine production, but not dull. It’s a post-World War II, Technicolor beach bum daydream that gives you a sense of how Tiki culture found it’s... (more)
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Séraphine
Reviewed by Jessica S.Such a wonderful surprise. I watched this years ago on Netflix and I am happy to see it here. Also a comforting story about the neglected artist. Who can't relate?(more)
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Tokyo Waka
Reviewed by countfinkStrange magic flows in the atmosphere of this documentary. The more time we spend with the crows--loud, hairy troll-like creatures with wings--the more they seem to take on mystical... (more)
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Brian Eno: The Man Who Fell to Earth
Reviewed by nuntukamen15 of 16 members found this review helpful An absolutely profound look at Eno and the development of ambient music. This is the type of in-depth indie film I was hoping to locate, educational and entertaining, an historically accurate... (more)
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Fear and Trembling
Reviewed by emteezy111 members found this review helpful From the onset I thought I would watch "the French version of Office Space," and I could not have been, both more incorrect, and more pleased that it wasn't. As a female having worked in... (more)
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Sita Sings the Blues
Reviewed by sam000026844110 of 11 members found this review helpful For those who are familiar with the story of the Ramayana will find this intriguing and quite amusing. And if you aren't, then this will still be worth your while. Certainly the various styles of... (more)
