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Michael Atkinson

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Film critic, The Village Voice; film studies prof, LIU-Post; author of seven books including HEMINGWAY CUTTHROAT (St. Martin's).
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The story behind two of this summer’s best luxury golf clothing brands

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By Michael Atkinson
| Luxury Lifestyle Magazine Verified
With the golf season well under way, if you’re looking to cut a dash both on and off the golf course this summer, here are two of the world’s finest luxury clothing brands in golf – delivering high performance apparel, matched by a sophisticated and stylish look. Peter Millar Peter Millar is one of the most recognised luxury apparel brands in golf A chance gift of an 18th century lawn bowling ball gave Peter Millar, now one of the most recognised luxury apparel brands in golf, its name.
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Review: ‘Rose of Nevada’ Time Travels Through the Desolation of Britain’s Working Class

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By Michael Atkinson
| LA Weekly Verified
As cantankerously mysterious as it is fastidiously sensorial, Mark Jenkin’s new film, Rose of Nevada, practically comes with its own scratch-n-sniff card — you come away with the rank flavors of sea salt, seaweed, musty boat rot, and docked fish stinging your nostrils.
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Review: Kane Parsons’ ‘Backrooms’ Explores the Evil Architecture of Banality

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By Michael Atkinson
| The Village Voice Verified
Not the first feature film derived from distracting Internet nonsense, but maybe the best, Kane Parsons’s Backrooms might be difficult to fathom — as in, what the hell is it — without getting familiar with its backstory. Go ahead, Wiki it and look at the OG 2019 YouTube video(s), I‘ll wait. OK?
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