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  • Full Frame Documentary Film Festival 2012, Reviews

    April 16, 2012

    First Position (Kargman, 2012)

    Admittedly, my two favorite moments in Bess Kargman's First Position happened when nobody was dancing.

  • Film Festivals, Full Frame Documentary Film Festival 2010, Reviews

    April 14, 2012

    The Queen of Versailles (Greenfield, 2012)

    Not just one of the best documentaries at the Full Frame Documentary Film Festival, Lauren Greenfield’s The Queen of Versailles deserves to be in the conversation as one of the best films of 2012.

  • Disclosure--AS, Full Frame Documentary Film Festival 2012, Interviews

    April 13, 2012

    Big Boys Gone Bananas!* (Gertten, 2012)

    Big Boys Gone Bananas!*, aside from having the distinction of the hardest title in awhile to spell correctly, is the kind of film of which every documentary film festival needs at least one. It’s not exactly a feel good story, but it is a feel better story.

  • Disclosure--AS, Essays, Full Frame Documentary Film Festival 2012, Reviews

    April 13, 2012

    Love Free or Die (Alston, 2012)

    Nobody has ever hated me the way Christians have hated me.

  • Disclosure--AS, Film Festivals, Full Frame Documentary Film Festival 2012, Reviews

    April 11, 2012

    Italy Love It or Leave It (Hofer and Ragazzi, 2011)

    Italy Love It or Leave It is a modest film, almost modest enough to work.

  • Disclosure--AS, Film Festivals, Full Frame Documentary Film Festival 2012

    April 10, 2012

    The Waiting Room (Nicks, 2012)

    Peter Nicks's The Waiting Room is the sort of documentary that advocates on either side of the American health care debate could end up pointing at to bolster their ideological claims.

  • Disclosure--AS, Full Frame Documentary Film Festival 2012, Reviews

    April 7, 2012

    Mr. Cao Goes to Washington (Chiang, 2012)

    "The Tea Party does not represent this district, I do."

  • Disclosure--DVDS, Reviews

    April 3, 2012

    Turn Me on Dammit! (Jacobsen, 2011)

    I think the thing that may disarm some viewers who are predisposed to dislike or be offended by Turn Me on Dammit! is that it isn't really, truly, in the final analysis, about the sex.

  • Disclosure--DVDS, Reviews

    April 1, 2012

    Surviving Progress (Roy & Crooks, 2012)

    Six years after An Inconvenient Truth, it is depressing, maddening, and probably a little counterproductive that the immanent global catastrophe film has become a genre unto itself

  • Disclosure--AS, Reviews

    March 30, 2012

    Mirror Mirror (Singh, 2012)

    But Mirror Mirror has Julia Roberts in it, so it must be a Julia Roberts movie. I like Julia Roberts. I found her charming in Notting Hill and I respect her work in other places. I think, however, her persona is wrong for the material. Her evil queen has neither the icy malevolence to be truly scary, nor the whiff of desperation to be at all sympathetic.

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