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P’tit Quinquin
Deadpan surrealism, brutality and featureless tracts of dull countryside. It can only be the new film from Bruno Dumont, released in the UK on Friday. Yasmeen Khan is your guide.
Halfway There
Woh woh, we’re livin’ on a prayer and so on. For our half-year review, we asked MostlyFilm contributors old and new to write a bit about one of their favourite things from the last six months. These is whats they wrotes.
Negative Space
In anticipation of the return of True Detective this weekend Paul Duane revisits the first series and Nic Pizzolatto’s novel Galveston.
Obscurities Reloaded
The occasional (and occasionally untruthful) MostlyFilm series, recently the subject of a homage by the BFI, returns in the excessively talky sequel nobody was asking for. Film blogs are a plague, and we are the obscure.
An affront to everything pure and decent and good
Dr Jekyll and Miss Osbourne is a cursed film, once nearly forgotten. Paul Duane dares to sample a new Blu-ray release and is alarmed to find it awakens strange impulses inside him.
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Better Call Matt
James Moar walks down Marvel’s mean-streets with Daredevil.
Fellini Satyricon
Yasmeen Khan conducts an excavation of a Roman classic and uncovers layers of meaning.
Coffy
Paul Duane traces the trajectories of violence and satire in Coffy, which is out on Blu-ray today.
Mostly Links Spam in a Cannes Edition 2015
More blatant space-filler from Indy Datta after the jump.
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