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A movie about a journalist who questions the honesty and sincerity of his profession, especially himself, What Goes Up may also be considering inadvertently the questionable moral fiber in moviemaking too.
With a title nearly impossible to pronounce and even less likely to spell correctly, Cthulhu is an equally enigmatic though affectionate and masterfully macabre nod to H.P.
Another hot topic Perry skims all too briefly, is ghetto guilt, and the emerging class warfare among African Americans as the black bourgeois population continues to grow.
More open air lunatic asylum with macho attitude than coherent thriller, the movie is also wallpapered from end to end with an incessant garage rock classic vibe.
In German director Doris Dorrie's Cherry Blossoms, a parent experiences the bereavement in its own way, of no longer recognizing in one's adult offspring the young children they once were.