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Yakuza Graveyard, 1976 - ★★★★½
Thematically and visually predicts WKW's "In the Mood for Love" - but 10x more badass.
May 17
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Paris Pick-Up, 1962 - ★★★★
In my time, I had some bad dates and some really random nights out - but never a Christmas Eve like this!
May 16
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Back to the Wall, 1958 - ★★★½
Ohhhhhh, I get the title now!
May 15
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The Radiance Label Ranked
An ongoing ranking of films from our favorite boutique Blu-Ray Label
May 13
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Razzia, 1955 - ★★★½
Les Fellas Bon!
May 12
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La Terra Trema, 1948 - ★★★½
Picture it - Sicily, 1948 - family of sailors tries to better themselves under capitalism in a Visconti film.
May 11
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Female Prisoner #701: Scorpion, 1972 - ★★★★
Goes as hard as a Japanese women’s prison revenge film from the 1970’s can go.
May 10
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The Beast to Die, 1980 - ★★★★½
A spiritual heir to the first half of “A Clockwork Orange”.
May 10
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Hero, 2002 - ★★★★½
A color-saturated tone poem that shows the power and danger of nationalism.
May 9
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2046, 2004 - ★★★★½
Dreams upon dreams upon fantasies of the future and the past on Christmas Eve.
May 8
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Rosa la rose, fille publique, 1986 - ★★★½
One moment of real human connection can change everything - and put the degradation and beauty of the real world in relief.
May 6
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Hard Boiled, 1992 - ★★★★★
Got more action like my man John Woo!
May 6
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