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    solafekxelasolafekxela Cheung Comes Clean
    by solafekxela in solafekxela Blog
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    "Veteran director Olivier Assayas tackles the popular but uncomfortable topic of drugs and music in Clean. Maggie Cheung is a musician suffering through a drug addiction, with the memory of her late husband, Lee, who overdosed, looming over her. Both are musicians who share a son, who is staying with Lee’s parents (Nick Nolte and Martha Henry). The film proceeds to follow Emily’s attempt to change her life, kick her habit, and become a successful musician. Her journey is always compelling, as she gets sidetracked by past loves, the need to reinitiate a relationship with Jay, her son, and, obviously, her drug addiction. Assayas doesn’t waste any time with dull exposition, only establishing Emily’s relationship with Lee and their life that revolves around music. When she leaves Lee alone for the night, a pouring rain in the morning signals not only her isolation, but the cleansing that her husband’s death will allow. Though the moment lacks some emo ... " [More]
    BigJeffLebowskiBigJeffLebowski "Keep your eyes open and y ...
    by BigJeffLebowski in BigJeffLebowski Blog
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    "As far as sex symbols go, few are willing to plumb the depths of depravity as fully and as frequently as Asia Argento. This is significant not only in that it opens her to a world of film roles at which other actress would likely scoff, but also because her magnetism infuses even her most deplorable characters with an intrinsic, unquantifiable duende that makes other characters’ attractions to them a little more explicable. No film I’ve seen of hers demonstrates this more definitively than The Heart is Deceitful Above All Things, which she also co-wrote and directed from the faux autobiographical works of JT LeRoy. It is important that the film’s -- and the stories’ -- lack of authenticity be addressed in any critical assessment of the work. Argento begins her film with a close-up of what is presumably her personal copy of “The Heart is Deceitful Above All Things,” complete with marginalia and annotations. The audience is immediately aw ... " [More]
    SpoutBlogSpoutBlog Clip of The Day: Jem Cohen + Pa ...
    by SpoutBlog in SpoutBlog on spout.com
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    "Jem Cohen won the "Someone to Watch" Independent Spirit Award for his feature film Chain last year, but many of us have been "watching" his collaborations with bands like Fugazi for quite awhile. Cohen's work usually falls somewhere in the cracks between personal documentary and experimental narrative. Often shot handheld on low- " [More]
 
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