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Arthouse Cinema: Shame
Michael Fassbender in "Shame"
+Critic Matthew D'Abate calls Michael Fassbender's performance "raw and emotive" in a review of Director Steve McQueen's second feature, the unapologetically NC-17, "Shame." + Read Full Article

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Arthouse Cinema: A Dangerous Method
Michael Fassbender, Keira Knightley and Viggo Mortensen in "A Dangerous Method"
+Critic Matthew D'Abate writes, "any audience member attracted to the labyrinthine chasms of the unconscious will find this wordy feature a feast to all of the senses, even ones they repress inside."  + Read Full Article

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Arthouse Cinema: Melancholia
Kirsten Dunst as Justine in Lars Von Trier's "Melancholia"

+"Melancholia" is one of Von Trier's most mature and tempered films, astoundingly written, and a departure from his last creation about a phantasmagoric battle between the sexes, the hellish "Antichrist." By Matthew D'Abate. 

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film

Arthouse Cinema: Martha Marcy May Marlene

Arthouse Cinema: The Skin I Live In

Arthouse Cinema: Black Power Mixtape

Arthouse Cinema: My Joy

Arthouse Cinema: Drive

Arthouse Cinema: Gainsbourg

Surfing NYC

Arthouse Cinema: Circumstance

Arthouse Cinema: Another Earth

YBNY's Arthouse Cinema: The Future

"Straightman" for Pride week

Werewolves of Brooklyn

Errol Morris at DOC NYC

"The Virginity Hit" Directors' First New York Interview

"The Virginity Hit": Mumblecore meets Apatow

features
Book Review: "Harvitz, As to War"
A reading of "Harvitz, As to War," the debut novel from Brooklyn based writer Ben Nadler, by YBNY critic Peter Milne Greiner. + Read Full Article
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