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Film Review: Signal One

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By Scott Howard
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Web Exclusive Johnathon Sobol delivers a thought-provoking, unique take on first contact that straddles the line between derivative and original in intriguing ways. Signal One’s small budget keeps things tight, with a clear inspiration from isolationist sci-fi films similar to Alex Garland’s Ex Machina.
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Film Review: The Currents

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By Scott Howard
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Web Exclusive Argentinian filmmaker Milagros Mumenthaler provides a feminist journey of aimlessness and self-reunification in the face of trauma in this masterful arthouse psychodrama. The Currents utilizes prismatic, lingering camera shots and a well-rounded performance from lead actress Isabel Aimé Gonzalez to dive into the mental decentralization of a woman who exists in the world as an accomplished designer, mother, wife, and confidant.
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Under the Radar Magazine

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By Scott Howard
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Web Exclusive Inspired by Chloe Cinq-Mars’ own experience with post-partum depression after the birth of her first child, Nesting explores a mother’s relationship with her baby and the feeling of alienation over one’s own body, never choosing a definitive path to formulate its premise. Yet, even while the film feels largely unassured in its identity, most parents who brave this from start to finish will understand and even relate to those first few weeks of terrifying insomnia and paranoia.
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