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Four Corners (15) | Close-Up Film Review

”They say you can learn more from a game you win than a game you lose” Probably the most poignant

When they read the initial premise for Paul Feig’s soon-to-be-released Spy, I am sure many within the audiences gave a

Mauritanian director Abderrahmane Sissako’s Timbuktu is a powerful humanist portrait of a family whose life is turned upside down by

‘’When he speaks of her, I am jealous of me’’– Nelly Nothing is what it seems in Petzold’s Phoenix. A

The life of an illegal immigrant is a hard one. Samba (Omar Sy) is a young Senegal immigrant who after

The film opens with a simple heist. As a gang of thieves on motorbikes race into a shopping mall and

“People say the film world is ludicrous. Well real life is even more ridiculous.” Rigor Mortis begins with a corpse.

The multi-faceted Futuro Beach is a confident, contemporary male melodrama that builds an intimate portrait of three male characters. With

Gente de Bien begins with a game of nutmeg being played high in the fields of Columbia, revealing the innocent

What is going on at 16 Greenwood Avenue? This is the focus of Duane Hopkins’ follow-up to his 2008 debut