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Sean Nam

Sean Nam's reviews only count toward the Tomatometer® when published at Tomatometer-approved publication(s).
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Francofonia (2015) 87% 3/4 EDIT “For all its congratulatory spirit, the film has the persistent feeling of an elegy bidding adieu to a bygone time.” – Slant Magazine Mar 28, 2016 Full Review Remember (2015) 68% 1.5/4 EDIT “Atom Egoyan is only interested in using the Holocaust as fodder for carrot-dangling plot contrivances.” – Slant Magazine Mar 9, 2016 Full Review Troublemakers: The Story of Land Art (2015) 94% 3/4 EDIT “The absence of a central narrator for the most part prevents the film from devolving into gratuitous pedagogy.” – Slant Magazine Jan 4, 2016 Full Review Sunset Edge (2015) 69% 2/4 EDIT “Writer-director Daniel Peddle's anthropological concerns never really wed themselves to a sturdy narrative bedrock.” – Slant Magazine May 27, 2015 Full Review Tired Moonlight (2015) 3/4 EDIT “Films hardly work properly on charm and whimsy alone, and it's to Britni West's credit that she's yoked Tired Moonlight's experimental sequences with the hard reality of characters trying to figure things out.” – Slant Magazine Mar 14, 2015 Full Review An Angel Passes (1975) EDIT “Like many of Garrel's other films from this period, Un Ange Passe works on a model of long, uninterrupted takes on the faces of its characters, subdued and wistful.” – Slant Magazine Feb 23, 2015 Full Review The World Made Straight (2015) 62% 1.5/4 EDIT “The moody lighting and the ubiquity of deciduous trees provide a canvas for bracing drama, but the film undoes itself by its desire to impart revelatory history lessons.” – Slant Magazine Jan 5, 2015 Full Review The King and the Mockingbird (1980) 100% 3.5/4 EDIT “If the film were to propose a mandate for animation, it would be what the medium's etymology has longed suggested: to make the inanimate full of life.” – Slant Magazine Nov 19, 2014 Full Review
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