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The Bride (Foreign Film Written Review & Trailer)
Review by John Delia Steeped in a veil of deceit and anguish The Bride (“La Novia”) tells a tale
August 4, 2016
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Review by John Delia Steeped in a veil of deceit and anguish The Bride (“La Novia”) tells a tale
Review by John Delia The oddball film Hunt for the Wilderpeople has a couple of attributes that make it very special.
Review by John Delia Working with excellent talent and intrusive camera work director Yorgos Lanthimos brings a bizarre film to the
Review by John Delia The charming drama To Life (Auf das Leben!) opens this weekend in Florida and other parts of
Review by John Delia The madcap adventure The Nice Guys opens this weekend and it’s a doozy. The cast makes the
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Review by John Delia Being that 10 Cloverfield Lane has been touted as a sequel to the 2008 release of Cloverfield,
Review by John Delia Presenting a look at the negative aspect of Catholic Church leaders and their wrongdoings, The Club delves into a fictional