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TV Review: ‘Gasland Part II’
Gasland Part II the documentary airs on HBO. Some of it is a rehash, some parts offer interesting insights.
Read More »Movie Review: ‘Stories We Tell’
Only art can move a person in a way that’s impossible to put into words without falling short.
Read More »Blu-ray Review: Neil Young Journeys
Demme captures Young on the road during the Le Noise tour in Ontario, Canada.
Read More »Blu-ray Review: The Dust Bowl
Ken Burns tells the story of Americans surviving a self-induced disaster.
Read More »TV Review: American Masters – Philip Roth: Unmasked
Philip Roth: Unmasked debuts on PBS in honor of the writer's 80th birthday.
Read More »DVD Review: The Qatsi Trilogy – The Criterion Collection
Godfrey Reggio's experimental documentaries about life with nary a word of dialogue get a royal upgrade.
Read More »Blu-ray Review: Africa
Africa shows us how the continent has changed, and provides a reason to preserve the varied life within.
Read More »DVD Review: Bully (2011)
Bully should be seen by kids, parents, and educators, even where bullying may not be considered a problem.
Read More »DVD Review: The Imposter
The Imposter proves that what goes on behind closed doors (and minds) is more horrifying than the scariest horror movie
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