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Paul Risker

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Contributing Editor at PopMatters

Film critic & philosophical outsider | Interview & Festival Editor for @MeSjournal | Words on film: @PopMatters @LWLies @FrightFest @FluxMagazine @AestheticaMag

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  • 1 week ago | dmovies.org | Paul Risker

    Director Christopher M. Anthony’s feature debut, Heavyweight, goes behind-the-scenes of the locker room drama, where underdog fighter ‘Diamond’ Derek Douglas (Jordan Bolger) and his cornerman Adam (Nicholas Pinnock), stand on the cusp of their dream – a heavyweight title fight.

  • 2 weeks ago | eyeforfilm.co.uk | Paul Risker

    The End Of Quiet Photo: Tribeca Festival Swedish director Mikael Lypinski and Danish director Kasper Bisgaard's documentary, The End Of Quiet, is set in the secluded small West Virginian town of Green Bank. Home to the world’s largest radio telescope, the area is known as the Quiet Zone, where a near-total ban on cell phones and other electronic devices has been enforced.

  • 2 weeks ago | eyeforfilm.co.uk | Paul Risker

    Paul Gandersman and Peter Hall's directorial feature debut, the fictional horror documentary Man Finds Tape, revolves around documentarian Lynn Page (Kelsey Pribilski), who returns to her family home in Larkin, Texas after receiving a cryptic phone call from her brother Lucas (William Magnuson). The discovery of mysterious video footage, Lucas' viral web series Man Finds Tape and inexplicable questions about a tragic event recorded in the small community, thrusts the siblings down a rabbit hole.

  • 3 weeks ago | eyeforfilm.co.uk | Paul Risker

    Felicia Day in Tim Travers And The Time Traveler's Paradox In director Stimson Snead's science fiction comedy, Tim Travers And The Time Traveler's Paradox (2024), the titular character played by Samuel Dunning decides to alter reality by travelling back in time to kill his younger self.

  • 3 weeks ago | movieswetextedabout.com | Paul Risker

    Japanese director Masayuki Suô’s 1996 romantic comedy, Shall We Dance? Follows Shohei Sugiyama (Kôji Yakusho), an accountant who is surprisingly discontented. Despite his successful career and a wife and daughter who love him dearly, there’s something missing in Sugiyama’s life. On his daily commute, he spies from the train a woman perched in the window of a building.

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25 Sep 18

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21 Sep 18

"...THERE IS A FUTURE STILL TO FIGHT FOR, BUT THERE IS A HELL OF A LOSS TO MOURN" - Ivan Sen, Read his exclusive interview for @goldstonefilm with @PopMatters: https://t.co/6CO0p91pzx https://t.co/OOaAJkmaX9

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28 Jul 18

Sympathy over God-like judgement - how necessary it is for an author of a story to seperate creating & listening to the story & characters from judgement. Whilst Scorsese's Wolf of Wall Street didn't necessarily sympathise, the lack of judgement drew criticism. And wrongly so!

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Max Winkler discusses the morally dubious world of FLOWER, wherein audiences can explore darker shades of themselves -- and darker aspects of their sympathy. https://t.co/9g9ts0UL2D https://t.co/xtdL6bk2j9