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Two Prosecutors Review: Bolshevism and Its Discontents

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By Marjorie Baumgarten 
| The Austin Chronicle
A large metal lock clanks against an imposingly tall gate as a guard inserts a key to open the unidentified structure. That clanking sound of padlocks opening and closing is, perhaps, the signature sound of Two Prosecutors. A half-dozen scraggly men enter the vast space behind the gate, looking as though they hadn’t seen a meal or shelter in quite some time. The film notes that the time is 1937, the height of Stalin’s terror.
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SXSW Film Review: The Saviors

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By Marjorie Baumgarten 
| The Austin Chronicle
A couple’s marriage is falling apart. So is their house. Their plan is to get the house fixed up so that they can sell it and then have enough money to separate. Toward that goal, they decide to rent out their guesthouse. But things go sideways when a Middle Eastern brother and sister and their large steamer trunk arrive to take up residence.
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SXSW Film Review: Brian

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By Marjorie Baumgarten 
| The Austin Chronicle
Coming of age can be a hard process – and nearly impossible for anyone to undergo with any degree of poise, confidence, or grace. Coming-of-age films can be even harder to complete successfully, and are often riddled with many of the same blemishes that plague the actual experience of growing up. These films are a dime a dozen because there’s a never-ending supply of emerging filmmakers who believe their growing-up experience is unique and/or profound.
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