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Keep Quiet
There is a known paradox that says within any intense sentiment there is also the opposing force. For…
By Daniel EngelkeTribeca Film Festival
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Southwest of Salem
The 90s is nearly 20 years old. Outspoken fears and hatred toward homosexuality are being replaced with overwhelming…
By Daniel Engelke
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The Return
The American penal system is known internationally to be harsh, and internally, to be corrupt (to those who endure its treatment,…
By Daniel Engelke
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El Rey del Once (The Tenth Man)
When a person develops an identity based on rejection of the past, the past will often find a…
By William Garre
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Children of the Mountain
For new mothers, pregnancy can be as much about processing the idea of being pregnant, and defining one’s…
By William Garre
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Madly
They don’t come around often, but anthology films can be very rewarding. The concept worked for Mario Bava’s Black…
By Patricia Contino
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The Phenom
Director Noah Buschel, no stranger to the Tribeca Film Festival (Glass Chin, 2014), returns with a poignant and…
By William Garre
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Here Alone
2014 saw a massive Ebola outbreak and 2016 has already seen the growth of the Zika virus. Epidemics…
By Daniel Engelke
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The Show of Shows
The history of lost art is always intriguing: what once fascinated audiences and subsequently caused the loss of…
By Daniel Engelke
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14 Minutes from Earth
It takes just a quarter of an hour to fall from the outer stratosphere to the surface of…
By Sarah Button