Broken Mirrors
Marleen Gorris’s first theatrical feature is a potent feminist look at the easily disposable lives of sex workers in Amsterdam. Phil Bailey reviews Broken Mirrors.
Tag: Cult Epics
A Question of Silence
Marleen Gorris’s feminist classic A Question of Silence (1982) receives a long overdue North American home video release from Cult Epics. Phil Bailey reviews.
AmnesiA / Suzy Q / Duister licht
Martin Koolhaven’s dark comedy AmnesiA arrives on Blu-ray with two earlier works, Suzy Q & Duister licht.
The Last Romantic Lover Blu-ray
Emmanuelle director Just Jaeckin’s misunderstood screwball comedy The Last Romantic Lover gets a much deserved Blu-ray release. Phil Bailey reviews.
The Last Romantic Lover Blu-ray
Emmanuelle director Just Jaeckin’s misunderstood screwball comedy The Last Romantic Lover gets a much deserved Blu-ray release. Phil Bailey reviews.
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