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In Blackout, Larry Fessenden delivers a unique werewolf movie.
‘We Might Hurt Each Other’ Chattanooga Film Fest review – Lithuania’s first slasher
Lithuania's first slasher, We Might Hurt Each Other, features a bloody graduation party.
‘Smoking Tigers’ Tribeca review – Stuck in life’s in-betweens
So Young Shelly Yo's debut film Smoking Tigers tells a relatable story about a Korean American teenager.
‘The Line’ Tribeca review – A sensitive study of toxic masculinity
Ethan Berger's debut film The Line studies the toxic masculinity of one ill-fated college fraternity.
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