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Reviews for June 3. Look & See: A Portrait of Wendell Berry, co- directed by Laura Dunn and Jef Sewell, is an unfocused doc that bites off more than it can chew.

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Its title is a but of a misnomer because you don't really learn much that's insightful about Wendell Berry himself except for hearing some of his lyrical writing read aloud and you get a readers' digest glimpse of his activism regarding farming and nature. Small farmers in Kansas discuss their struggles and how farming had evolved throughout the years, but those messages become redundant. Beautiful images of nature also feel repetitive after a while: yes, they're breathtaking to look at at first, but that sensation wanes as the film progresses. The beginning of the film doesn't have much of a hook because you're still asking, . To be fair, the filmmakers weren't able to get an interview with Wendell Berry himself, so they do the best they can with interviews with his family members and farmers from his rural hometown Kansas. Environment- related issues have been explored much more profoundly, thoroughly, and entertainingly in superior docs like Food, Inc, though, so it's too bad that Look & See is so poorly edited, underwhelming, and dull. It opens via Two Birds Films at IFC Center.

To viewers who watch his speeches and interviews, he displayed his warmth, charm, and witty quips. He had no shame in repeating the Russian proverb .

When Reagan used the slogan . Most tellingly, though, is how Reagan says in an interview at the very beginning of the doc that he can't imagine how someone can be President of the Unites States without having prior experience as an actor. Sociopsychologist Irving Goffman once wisely observed that life is like theater with a script, costumes, and so on. Reagan seemed to understand that when the cameras were rolling Everyone acts differently . The Reagan Show provides you with a peak just before Reagan was preparing to go onstage in front of that curtain.

By not using narration or talking heads to comment on what you're watching, the filmmakers wisely step back and let audiences use their own critical thinking to decide what to make of the footage. Most importantly, The Reagan Show doesn't take any sides; it humanizes Reagan, although not as profoundly as Hillary Clinton was humanized in last year's underrated doc Clinton, Inc. Perhaps this doc could serve as a lesson to some audience members who are too easily charmed by politicians and make them wonder what the President might be truly like when he's not putting on a performance in front of the camera. At brief running time of 1 hour and 1. Download Masterminds (2015) Online. The Reagan Show is a refreshingly amusing, unbiased, and captivating documentary.

It opens at The Metrograph via Gravitas Ventures and CNN Films. The bomb goes off killing 7 people, but it doesn't kill Hitler. Guards arrest him at the Swiss border and send him to be interrogated at a German police station by Arthur Nebe (Burghart Klaussner) and Heinrich Mueller (Johann von Buelow). They torture him in hopes of finding out who helped him to plan the bombing and to build the bomb. Once he gets captured, though, the film's momentum takes a bit of a nosedive as the screenplay by Fred and L.

It's as though the writers were just going through the motions to get from Plot Point A to Plot Point B without letting the film breathe and grounding it in humanism. You never really feel like you're getting inside Elser's head or anyone's head for that matter even though you do learn about the relationship he had with his parents through the flashbacks. As Roger Ebert once wisely observed, what a movie's plot is about isn't as important as how it goes about its plot. Moreover, the scenes of torture leave nothing to the imagination and will make audiences squeamish, but showing too much suffering and blood 'n guts so explicity for so long makes for a rather overwhelming and shocking experience.

A slight trimming of the torture scenes and a great trust in the audience's imagination would've made it much more powerful. Also, the screenplay lacks levity, so its heaviness becomes quite exhausting by the 1- hour mark. Even Schindler's List had some comic relief to counterbalance the dark subject matter. With a more organic and sensitive screenplay, 1. Minutes could have been much more engrossing and haunting.