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Bullitt (1968)

For all of the talk about its legendary car chase through the streets of San Francisco and it is justified Bullitt idles far tool long in the slow lane when it should be blowing by the minivans and the carpoolers. Even the presence of Steve McQueen, with his laid-back, self-assured cool, can’t save it. McQueen […]

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Bully (2001)

Larry Clark who wrote and directed his first film, Kids, at the tender age of 52 and in the process, broke the mold about what we should expect from a movie about teenagers returns to familiar ground in Bully, a striking and harrowing follow-up. A slam dunk natural subject for Clark, Bully follows the based-on-reality

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Claire Dolan (1998)

A clinically austere art house film, Claire Dolan is Lodge Kerrigan’s follow-up to the rigorous Clean, Shaven. He opens with cool, carefully composed images of impassive skyscrapers, a hollow wind whistling through, before moving to the reticent, emotionally disconnected title character. Claire Dolan (Katrin Cartlidge, Naked) is a high priced prostitute, so down on her

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Clerks (1994)

years ago, independent filmmaker Kevin Smith got his start with this little film that has since become one of indie cinema’s greatest inspirations. Made for the paltry sum of $28,000, Clerks is an incredible success that deserves its hype. Clerks is a spectacular joyride. Filmed in 16mm black and white, the film packs in non-stop

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