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    SXSW REVIEW: 'King Kelly' Is an Intense Found-Footage Indictment of Generation Me

    by Eric Kohn on March 11, 2012

    The found-footage approach to cinematic narrative is no longer epitomized by "The Blair Witch Project." Amateur-quality camerawork has become a part of the vernacular, with the first-person perspective providing an intimate window into human behavior, particularly among the youth culture m...

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    Out This Week: 8 Reviews Of New Releases, From 'Addicted to Fame' to 'Universal Soldier'

    by Indiewire on November 29, 2012

    This weekly column is intended to provide reviews of nearly every new indie release (and in certain cases studio films), including some VOD titles. Specific release dates and locations follow each review.

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    MORE: Reviews, Out This Week, Universal Soldier: Day of Reckoning, Silent Night, King Kelly, Killing Them Softly, The Collection, California Solo, Back To 1942, Addicted to Fame
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    Critic's Notebook: Why 2012 Is A Banner Year For Found Footage Films

    by Alec Kubas-Meyer on November 16, 2012

    In 2012, found footage took a few promising steps out of the horror genre.

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    MORE: Critic's Notebook, King Kelly, V/H/S, V/H/S/2, Louisa Krause, Andrew Neel
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    Critic's Picks: The Best Film Performances of 2012

    by Eric Kohn on December 11, 2012

    We no longer live in the age of the method. The performances that stand out in current cinema radiate a self-reflexive intensity less impressive for how much they convince us of their authenticity -- although they do that -- and pertain instead to addressing viewers aware of the artifice.

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    Criticwire Picks: "Beware of Mr. Baker" Delivers Another Music Doc Hit, Plus: Netflix Docs, Fan Picks & More

    by Steve Greene on November 30, 2012

    Another 2012 documentary of a musical enigma finds its way into Criticwire Picks this week. Also, we single out a documentary on Netflix that has gained traction among Indiewire's Criticwire members.

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    MORE: Criticwire Picks, Beware of Mr. Baker, King Kelly, Dragon, Killing Them Softly, California Solo, The Collection
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    Critical Consensus: Ben Kenigsberg and Matt Singer Discuss SXSW 2012

    by Eric Kohn on March 14, 2012

    Time Out Chicago film editor Ben Kenigsberg and Criticwire blogger Matt Singer discuss this year's SXSW Film Festival, which continues through the weekend.

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