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Bong Joon-ho’s excoriation of a dehumanizing social culture is mounted with dazzling formal invention.

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Like the film’s split-screen sequence, the scene where Imran watches his son on a surveillance camera underlies how De Palma no doubt wanted to make a film that considers the similarities between manufactured genre narratives and the true-life videos that proliferate on YouTube, and how our steady consumption of both is working to increasingly blur the line between fiction and nonfiction. But Domino goes through its motions too quickly for its imagery to convey the irrepressible force of provocation. And as a result, it’s more than a little easy to peg Martin as a double for De Palma, a cynic using a foreign country and actors to accomplish his ends, only to see the zealous motives of such accomplices—in De Palma’s case the film’s Danish producers—fuck him over, forcing him to go home while rolling his eyes.

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Brad Holden: Seattle Prohibition When you live in Seattle long enough, at a certain point you need to sit down and read a history that ties together the half-heard stories about vice dens and crooked cops you’ve pieced together from locals at the bar. Brad Holden’s Seattle Prohibition, a slim but dense account of Seattle shortly before, during, and after prohibition, is an excellent place to start. He paints a complex portrait of the era’s movers and shakers, as well as the political dynamics at play in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Before craft breweries and $14 cocktails took over Seattle, moralists and vice lords clashed on the issue of who got to have fun. Many pioneering Seattleites wanted an open town, where saloons and brothels were legal in certain parts of the city. Others, citing the Bible and being tired of getting beat up by their drunk husbands, wanted a closed town, where saloons and brothels were prohibited. Holden shows how those two broad political stances shaped the city we’ve come to know and not be able to afford. RICH SMITH

It’s the way that Atlantics pivots into the realm of the supernatural, and even flirts with the horror genre, that makes it so unique. The blend of folklore spiritualism and commitment to social realism, paired with an ethereal visual sense that emphasizes the spectral experience of the subaltern, can be imprecise in terms of its political implications, but Atlantics nonetheless evokes the palpable feelings of its characters’ displacement through its shift into ghost-movie terrain. Even Diop’s balance between a more visually poetic register and a devotion to maintaining her narrative’s momentum seems less like a compromise than a reflection of this filmmaker’s confidence in her own ability to tell complicated and unusual stories in the guise of familiar narrative form. In fact, that’s a good way to frame a lot of Cannes’ competition films this year: Many are genre-adjacent, but it’s those from filmmakers that display a sense of confidence in their approach that have tended to leave the best impression.

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