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V.A. Musetto

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Rating	T-Meter	Title \| Year	Add Date
3.5/4	78%	Pieta (2013)	" The newest masterpiece of sex and brutality by South Korean wild man Kim Ki-duk." — New York Post Posted May 17, 2013
1.5/4	57%	Unmade In China (2013)	" Why does Kofman, who co-directs with Tanner King Barklow, insist upon making the movie mostly about himself? He gets into nearly every frame, often in closeup." — New York Post Posted May 3, 2013
3/4	47%	The Lords of Salem (2013)	" Movies by Rob Zombie, the goth rocker turned cult filmmaker, aren't for everybody. But he couldn't care less." — New York Post Posted Apr 19, 2013
3/4	56%	Eddie The Sleepwalking Cannibal (2013)	" Despite the theme, "Eddie" goes easy on gratuitous gore. What we get is a cerebral horror movie and a satire of the art world." — New York Post Posted Apr 5, 2013
1/4	39%	The ABCs of Death (2013)	" Most are exercises in sickening bad taste, with an emphasis on human bodily functions." — New York Post Posted Mar 8, 2013
3.5/4	96%	War Witch (2013)	" Brutality and tenderness are a potent mix in "War Witch."" — New York Post Posted Mar 1, 2013
3/4	64%	Ferlinghetti A Rebirth of Wonder (2013)	" With Americans' civil liberties under constant threat, it's comforting to know that Ferlinghetti is still with us." — New York Post Posted Feb 8, 2013
2/4	46%	Mumia: Long Distance Revolutionary (2013)	" The doc is unapologetically one-sided, and spends more time canonizing Abu-Jamal than exploring the murder and trial themselves." — New York Post Posted Feb 1, 2013
2/4	22%	My Way (2011)	— New York Post Posted Jan 22, 2013
3/4	50%	Clandestine Childhood (2013)	" 'Clandestine Childhood'' is the impressive first feature by Argentine director Benjamín Avila." — New York Post Posted Jan 11, 2013
3/4	67%	A Bottle in the Gaza Sea (2013)	" It raises the hope that someday, perhaps, there can be a meeting of Israeli and Palestinian minds." — New York Post Posted Jan 4, 2013
2/4	42%	Let Fury Have The Hour (2012)	" The film is one-sided and at times unfocused, but it makes a lot of sense politically." — New York Post Posted Dec 14, 2012
1.5/4	43%	Waiting For Lightning (2012)	" The person we want most to hear from, Way himself, is largely missing. Go figure." — New York Post Posted Dec 7, 2012
1/4	——	Christmas In Compton (2012)	" The actors are personable, but they're burdened with a script full of stereotypical characters and offensive jokes." — New York Post Posted Nov 9, 2012
3/4	77%	Bones Brigade: An Autobiography (2012)	" This film makes a great companion piece to Peralta's "Dogtown and Z-Boys,'' which leaves off where "Bones Brigades'' begins." — New York Post Posted Nov 2, 2012
3/4	61%	Tai Chi Zero (2012)	" "Tai Chi Zero" is loads of fun to watch, especially a battle in which watermelons, bananas and other fruits and veggies serve as flying weapons." — New York Post Posted Oct 19, 2012
2/4	53%	Simon and the Oaks (2012)	" The classical music is soothing, the cinematography handsome and the acting strong, but the Swedish coming-of-age saga "Simon and the Oaks'' is burdened with a sappy, soap-opera-ish script." — New York Post Posted Oct 12, 2012
2/4	58%	Bel Borba Aqui (2012)	" The directors, Burt Sun and André Costantini, never delve into his psyche. On the plus side is Costantini's luscious cinematography." — New York Post Posted Oct 5, 2012
2/4	90%	Six Million and One (2012)	" The siblings react with humor and horror to what they discover. So will many viewers of this self-indulgent but engaging work." — New York Post Posted Sep 28, 2012
2/4	88%	The Other Dream Team (2012)	" The presentation is conventional in style but uplifting in spirit, and worth seeing even if you know nothing about basketball." — New York Post Posted Sep 28, 2012
3/4	100%	Radio Unnameable (2012)	" Directors Paul Lovelace and Jessica Wolfson weave together archival visual and aural materials along with new interviews with Fass, his wife, Lynnie, and other WBAI alumni." — New York Post Posted Sep 21, 2012
3.5/4	38%	[REC] 3 Genesis (2012)	" Plaza throws in more than enough ludicrous touches of his own to grab viewers by their arteries and never let go." — New York Post Posted Sep 7, 2012
3/4	70%	The Flying Swords of Dragon Gate (2012)	" The plot is secondary. "Flying Swords" is to be seen for its eye-popping action." — New York Post Posted Aug 31, 2012
3/4	88%	Breathing (2012)	" Elegant cinematography by Martin Gschlacht, one of Austria's most sought-after lensers, gives "Breathing" added depth." — New York Post Posted Aug 31, 2012
3/4	94%	Neighbouring Sounds (2012)	" It interweaves the lives of a dozen or so characters, including servants and the security guards hired after a series of low-level crimes transpire in the neighborhood." — New York Post Posted Aug 24, 2012
1/4	33%	Death by China (2012)	" It would make a nice TV infomercial, but certainly doesn't deserve a big-screen release." — New York Post Posted Aug 24, 2012
2/4	64%	Girlfriend Boyfriend (2012)	" "Girlfriend Boyfriend" starts as a comedy, but quickly turns into a soap opera with too many subplots." — New York Post Posted Aug 3, 2012
3/4	97%	Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry (2012)	" Klayman had full access to Ai, 55, following him around for two years. The sweetest footage involves Ai and his mother." — New York Post Posted Jul 26, 2012
3/4	79%	Hara-Kiri: Death of a Samurai (2012)	" A 3-D epic that, despite its title, is more of a soap opera than a swordplay thriller." — New York Post Posted Jul 19, 2012
3/4	88%	Ballplayer: Pelotero (2012)	" A documentary narrated by John Leguizamo that provides a seldom-seen look inside the training camps run by MLB in that impoverished nation." — New York Post Posted Jul 13, 2012
3/4	80%	China Heavyweight (2012)	" Call it "Rocky,'' Asian style." — New York Post Posted Jul 6, 2012
2/4	50%	Patagonia Rising (2012)	" His is an important issue that needs to be discussed. But it will take more than this dry doc - best left to cable TV - to do the matter justice." — New York Post Posted Jun 8, 2012
3/4	95%	5 Broken Cameras (2012)	" The issues are complex and not easily solved. But no matter which side you are on, you'll be moved by this intimate work." — New York Post Posted Jun 1, 2012
3/4	91%	Chely Wright: Wish Me Away (2012)	" The inspiring story of Chely Wright, the first major country singer to come out as gay." — New York Post Posted Jun 1, 2012
3.5/4	98%	Oslo, August 31st (2012)	" Despite its themes, "Oslo, August 31st" is an exhilarating film, with impeccable direction and pitch-perfect performances that make the bleakness worthwhile." — New York Post Posted May 25, 2012
3.5/4	93%	Elena (2012)	" 'Elena" is a grim, somber portrait of life in Putin's Russia, where the haves and have-nots uneasily co-exist." — New York Post Posted May 18, 2012
3/4	65%	American Animal (2012)	" It is well-acted and features witty repartee. Look for more good things to come from this talent." — New York Post Posted May 18, 2012
3/4	88%	Polisse (2012)	" While never exploitative, "Polisse" can be extremely disturbing." — New York Post Posted May 18, 2012
3/4	95%	Bonsái (2012)	" This isn't a story of Shakespearean proportions, but it's a sweet peg for this complex, carefully constructed gem." — New York Post Posted May 11, 2012
3/4	67%	The Road (2012)	" [Laranas] delivers a maximum of suspense and horror, working wonders with a small budget." — New York Post Posted May 11, 2012
1/4	67%	Chronicling a Crisis (2012)	" There's little reason to see the claustrophobic "Chronicling a Crisis" unless you have a fascination with the Kolleks." — New York Post Posted May 4, 2012
3/4	92%	Headhunters (2012)	" The sex, nudity and violence are nonstop, but that's what makes "Headhunters" exciting entertainment." — New York Post Posted Apr 27, 2012
3/4	89%	Whores' Glory (2012)	" Austrian documentarian Michael Glawogger takes his cameras to three red-light districts around the world, and finds life is miserable for the women who work in the world's oldest profession - and for the men who pay cash for sex." — New York Post Posted Apr 27, 2012
2/4	71%	Payback (2012)	" Baichwal could have devoted a single film to just BP's disgraceful behavior." — New York Post Posted Apr 27, 2012
2/4	22%	Elles (2012)	" Szumowska provides lurid scenes of perverted sex, but she offers no new insight into the sordid world of prostitution and the dangers sex workers face." — New York Post Posted Apr 27, 2012
3/4	80%	Goodbye First Love (2012)	" "Goodbye First Love" showcases two young women with bright futures." — New York Post Posted Apr 20, 2012
2/4	21%	My Way (2012)	" An eye-popping, empty-headed World War II epic made in South Korea." — New York Post Posted Apr 20, 2012
1/4	51%	Woman Thou Art Loosed (2004)	— New York Post Posted Apr 16, 2012
1/4	20%	Woman Thou Art Loosed: On the 7th Day (2012)	" A contrived and preachy melodrama produced by big-time televangelist T.D. Jakes." — New York Post Posted Apr 13, 2012

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