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Hung: The Complete First Season DVD Review
A freelance sex trade satire that turns the mating menu on its head from a mercilessly feminist point of view, Hung is nothing less than a combo of weird and wild.
Reel Injun: Doc Exploring Stereotypes On Screen At MoMA In NY
The documentary Reel Injun, which deconstructs and scrutinizes the representation of aboriginal people in American movies, will be showcased at the Museum Of Modern Art's Roy and Niuta Titus Theaters in NYC.
Winter’s Bone Movie Review: Precious, The Redneck Sequel
Seemingly set for release on the successful coattails of that other likewise Sundance award winner venture in exploitative underclass tabloid cinema, Winter's Bone plays out like a seedy and no less cynical white trash version of Precious.
Movie Review: Picasso and Braque Go to The Movies
Whether you think the advent of cinema over a century ago engaged in cross-pollination with the other arts in an enriching manner, or dumbed them down, is a personal matter.
Southern Gothic DVD Review: Bible Belt Vampires, Not Quite Twilight
Definitely neither for the faint of heart nor devout believers in the audience, Southern Gothic somehow weirdly discovers not so far fetched links between evangelism and vampire mythology.
