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A Note from Rick Kariolic
As a filmmaker, I’ve always sought to depict the realities of hardship. When I was growing up on the South Side of Chicago, tragedies were a common occurrence in my neighborhood. Making semi-controversial movies seemed like a dedication to the … Continue reading
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The Tree of Life
?It is extremely tempting to declare that there is nothing left to say about Terrence Malick’s drawling epic The Tree of Life that has not already been said. The film seems to spawn the same set of talking points: the … Continue reading
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