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Film Review: Performance (1970) Reaching the zenith of one’s career, particularly at a young age, often invites a desire to explore new creative horizons—a natural impulse even for icons. By the late 1960s…

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Television Review: Rat Pack (The Sopranos, S5X02, 2004) Rat Pack (S05E02) Airdate: March 14th 2004 Written by: Matthew Weiner Directed by: Alan Taylor Running Time: 57 minutes When The Sopranos p

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Television Review: Where's Johnny? (The Sopranos, S5X03, 2004) Where’s Johnny? (S05E03) Airdate: March 21st 2004 Written by: Michael Calleo Directe

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Film Review: Gimme Shelter (1970) Michael Wadleigh’s Woodstock (1970) is frequently lauded as the quintessential rockumentary, a euphoric chronicle of peace, music, and

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Oscars 2025 [1/3]: What are my favorites for technical awards? | ¿cuáles son mis favoritos para los premios técnicos? Who will be the winners? | ¿Q

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Television Review: Autofocus (Homicide: Life on the Street, S4X03, 1995) Autofocus (S04E03) Airdate: 3 November 1995 Written by: Bonnie Mark Directed by: Alan Taylor Running Time: 48 minutes The third episode of *H

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Film Review: Woodstock (1970) The term “rockumentary” emerged in 1969, heralding a cinematic subgenre that would dominate the following decade. This rise paralleled rock music’s ascension as a cornerstone of…

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Television Review: Two Tonys (The Sopranos, S5X01, 2004) Two Tonys (S05E01) Airdate: March 7th 2004 Written by: David Chase & Terrence Winter Directed by: Tim Van Patten Running Time: 54 minutes In an era where

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Film Review: The Fearless Vampire Killers (1967) If a single word could encapsulate Roman Polanski’s filmography, it would undeniably be “dark.” From the psychological torment of Repulsion (1965) to the nihilistic brutality…

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Television Review: Walking with Cavemen (2003) The BBC’s Walking with Dinosaurs (1999) revolutionised natural history programming, merging cutting-edge CGI with palae

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