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23 April

Julio TorresRecommends

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    Kuroneko

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    Much like Birth, Kuroneko is a film in which beauty and tragedy hold hands in a very exquisite way.

    criterion.com

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    All About My Mother

    Their words

    But All About My Mother is a beautiful memory epic, and when you’re watching it, it feels like you’re really getting to know someone’s story.

    criterion.com

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    Where Is the Friend’s House?

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    Where Is the Friend’s House? is my favorite Kiarostami film.

    criterion.com

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    The Virgin Suicides

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    The Virgin Suicides was like Movies 101 for me.

    criterion.com

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    PlayTime

    Their words

    When I saw PlayTime, I thought, Oh my god. It spoke to me on a different frequency than anything else I’d seen before.

    criterion.com

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    Pixote

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    Pixote is just so Brazilian. It’s exciting and tragic.

    criterion.com

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    Amores perros

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    I would put Amores perros in the same realm as Do the Right Thing for the way it offers a bird’s-eye view of a community.

    criterion.com

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