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The Gas Station Attendant Review: A Compelling If Formally Unsure Immigrant Story

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By Soham Gadre
| The Film Stage
In a political climate as antagonistic toward immigrants as any I can recall, deeply personal stories like Karla Murthy’s The Gas Station Attendant remind us of the hardship and passion required to make it in the United States. One would hope these films are treated as stories of survival rather than stories of exceptionalism.
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FORASTERA: Follows Well Worn Territory But Its Hitchcockian Core Helps It Stand Out

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By Soham Gadre
| Film Inquiry Verified
Single-location examinations into tragedy and drama among family and friends seem a dime a dozen in festival cinema. There are few that really distinguish themselves however. Some which come to mind are Cristian Petzold’s recent Miroirs No. 3 and Carla Simón’s Alcarràs. Most seem to follow a similar archetype of slowly decaying revealed tensions between generations much of which is spelled out in a sequence where they all gather to eat lunch or dinner together.
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Pulling The Rug Out From Under Your Feet: The 10 Best Twists In Horror Movies

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By Soham Gadre
| Yahoo Entertainment Verified
Twists, turns, and rug-pulls are a quintessential element of many a great horror, suspense, and thriller film. They're the best genres to utilize weapons of deception and revel in giving the audience false information, casting doubt on whether what they’re seeing and experiencing is really there. These are the base elements of the magic of cinema. Not just to thrill but to cast doubt and surprise audiences.
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