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Sundance Review: Nothing Compares

Today, the pop music industry is mostly inhabited by a bunch of characterless and sterile stars. Any personality quirks or more eccentric characteristics are normally ironed out by record companies…

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Sundance Review: Riotsville, USA

The 1960s was a tumultuous time in the history of the United States of America. The post-war economic boom may have surged across the country but that didn’t mean it…

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Sundance Review: Fresh

When online dating first began, it was seen as a great way for likeminded people to meet and fall in love. However, like just about everything created my man, and…

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Blu-Ray Review: The Sun Shines Bright

John Ford was undoubtedly on of the greatest American directors of his generation. Over the course of six decades, he made well over one hundred films. Starting his career in…

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Sundance Review: Tantura

As the saying goes, history is always written by the victors. Especially when it involves war or fighting, where the emphasis is placed on the heroic triumph and little is…

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Film Review: Dear Rider

While the history of snowboarding can’t be traced back to just one single point, the first model which resembles a modern snowboard first appeared in the 1960s. The original was…

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Film Review: Salt in My Soul

More than 30,000 people are living with cystic fibrosis in the US today. It’s a hereditary disease which is usually diagnosed at birth, causing sticky mucus to build up in…

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Film Review: Torn

Countless generations have been drawn by the call of the mountains. To scale the summit of mighty ice-covered peaks and reach for the sky. We’re somehow programmed to want to…

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Film Review: The Last Thing Mary Saw

When the Mayflower landed in Plymouth, Massachusetts in 1620, it would set the religious tone in New England for centuries to come. The Pilgrim Fathers brought their brand of puritanism…

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Film Review: Memory Box

When it comes down to it, how much do we actually know about our parents? it’s more than likely that we’re aware of the major events in their lives as…

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