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Reprise Review, by Michael Sragow of Baltimore Sun
Reprise, the first film from Norwegian director Joachim Trier (who also co-wrote the script with Eskil Vogt), is a serious spree: a bittersweet yet also romping reverie about the way that people become artists in the new millennium.
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Send a Compliment at 13:52 PDT, 16 July, 2008Control Review, by Michael Sragow of Baltimore Sun
It's shot in gorgeously calibrated black and white (albeit on color stock). Indeed, the director, Anton Corbijn, and the cinematographer, Martin Ruhe, create a monochromic rainbow from shades of gray. Their work is so intense that when you emerge ...
0 comments | Review by zadler24 Send a Compliment at 7:30 PDT, 16 July, 2008Roman De gare Review, by Michael Sragow of Baltimore Sun
Claude Lelouch created a blockbuster heavy-date film 42 years ago with A Man and a Woman. He crafts a light, enigmatically seductive mystery with Roman de Gare.
By far the most purely entertaining of all his films to reach these shores, Roman de Ga...
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Reprise Review, by Michael Sragow of Baltimore Sun
Reprise, the first film from Norwegian director Joachim Trier (who also co-wrote the script with Eskil Vogt), is a serious spree: a bittersweet yet also romping reverie about the way that people become artists in the new millennium.
Punk rock, high...
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Control Review, by Michael Sragow of Baltimore Sun
It's shot in gorgeously calibrated black and white (albeit on color stock). Indeed, the director, Anton Corbijn, and the cinematographer, Martin Ruhe, create a monochromic rainbow from shades of gray. Their work is so intense that when you emerge ...
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Roman De gare Review, by Michael Sragow of Baltimore Sun
Claude Lelouch created a blockbuster heavy-date film 42 years ago with A Man and a Woman. He crafts a light, enigmatically seductive mystery with Roman de Gare.
By far the most purely entertaining of all his films to reach these shores, Roman de Ga...
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Michael Sragow (born 26 June 1952 in New Jersey) is a film critic and columnist who has written for The Baltimore Sun, The New Times, The New Yorker (where he worked with Pauline Kael), The Atlantic and salon.com. Sragow also edited James Agee's film essays (for the book Agee on Film), and has written or contributed to several other cinema-related books. Sragow attended New York University and Harvard University, where he majored in history and literature. Sragow began his career at Boston Magazine, and went on to become the film critic for Rolling Stone Magazine. From 1985-1992, he was the lead film critic for The San Francisco Examiner. Commencing in 1999, he was a film critic for salon.com, and commencing in 2001, he has been a film critic for The Baltimore Sun.
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