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Big Boys Gone Bananas!* (Fredrik Gertten, 2011)
“Back in 2009, Swedish documentarian Fredrik Gertten made Bananas!*, which chronicled a lawsuit filed on behalf of Nicaraguan fruit workers who had been sterilized by exposure to pesticides used by the Dole Food Company. That documentary quickly ran afoul of … Continue reading
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Tagged big boys gone bananas, documentary, dole food company, fredrik gertten, slant magazine
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They Made Me a Fugitive (Alberto Cavalcanti, 1947)
“A slam-bang Brit noir makes its way onto Blu-ray courtesy of Kino Lorber, looking fresher than ever, though with nothing in the way of supplements.” Read my review of the new Kino Classics release of Cavalcanti’s top-shelf noir, out this … Continue reading
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Tagged blu-ray, film noir, griffith jones, kino lorber, slant magazine, spiv film, they made me a fugitive, trevor howard
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Twins of Evil (John Hough, 1971)
“Double your pleasure, double your evil with Twins of Evil, Synapse Films’ two-disc combo pack, looking frightfully good on Blu-ray, and loaded with garlic bunches of extras.” Read my review of the excellent new Blu-ray release of Hammer Films’ Twins … Continue reading
Brainstorm (Douglas Trumbull, 1983)
“Full of sound and fury, signifying precious little, Brainstorm on Blu-ray looks and sounds great for the approximately twenty minutes of its run time shot in 70mm. Otherwise, Warner Home Video’s 1080p presentation is like watching the film through a … Continue reading
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Tagged blu-ray, brainstorm, christopher walken, cliff robertson, douglas trumbull, louise fletcher, natalie wood, slant magazine
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Django Kill…If You Live, Shoot! (Giulio Questi, 1967)
“Giulio Questi’s surrealistic anti-western gets a fine Blu-ray upgrade from Blue Underground, bolstered by the same spate of extras that were included on the previous edition.” Read my review of this cult classic Spaghetti Western, out last week from Blue … Continue reading
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Tagged blu-ray, blue underground, django kill, giulio questi, roy lovelock, slant magazine, spaghetti western, tomas milian
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The Queen of Versailles (Lauren Greenfield, 2012)
“Lauren Greenfield’s documentary evolves from an ode to entitled obliviousness to a more evenhanded character study.” Read my review of photographer-turned-filmmaker Lauren Greenfield’s new documentary at Slant Magazine.
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Tagged david siegel, jackie siegel, lauren greenfield, slant magazine, the queen of versailles
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And Everything Is Going Fine (Steven Soderbergh, 2010)
“A moving tribute to its subject’s life onstage and off, And Everything Is Going Fine gets a solid Blu-ray transfer from Criterion, with several choice supplements.” Read my review of the Criterion Collection’s recent release of Soderbergh’s documentary on Spalding … Continue reading