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The Black Swan (2010) Ascends
Auteur Darren Aronofksy’s The Black Swan, his fifth in just over a decade, is a superb psychodrama rooted in character, corralled by the specter of perfectionism and the reality of failure. Reminiscent of his debut film, PI (1998) Aronofsky turns things up a notch as all films and filmmakers should strive, to burn away the creations that came before and build upon the ashes. Continue reading →
Posted in In Theaters Now!, Movie I've Seen, Movies You Should or Should Not See
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