In the Brandon Fibbs Book of Movieisms it is stated: “A bad film is not the worst kind of film. A bad film is simply bad. It does not aspire to be anything better. But a film with potential to be great that squanders its promise by either action or inaction is a far more [...]

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Half narrative, half experimental film, The Soloist uses jump cut editing, a lurid sound palette and unsettling imagery to make a convincing case for how mental illness must feel. But then, it spins 180 degrees around to [...]

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