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 [Zomboscloset.blogspot.com] <Zombos Closet of Horror Blog>: An encounter with the local sheriff, and an ill-conceived Stepin Fetchit character approach to the deputy, is again, devoid of humor and charm, and the movie continues with more un-involving scenes and character encounters up until Halloween day. The use of metal garbage cans by DJ, Jenny and Chowder to sneak up to the house in a weird attempt to trick it into eating something that would not agree with it, is oddly conceived, as apparently the pails have no bottoms.

 [Cinemarati.org] Cinemarati Blog » DVD: Martel lets her languid narrative drift on its own, and then only tangentially allows the various, almost random, threads to converge, as Helena, Jano, and Amalia’s friend, Josefina (Julieta Zylberberg), gravitate towards a confrontation that will make all the worldly things seem too real. And this is precisely when Martel’s rare cinematic gifts emerge, as she brings The Holy Girl out of any final narrative strictures and suspends it, leaving it in a blue-tinged long take, somewhere between all that has happened and all that may come.

 [Brothersjudd.com] BrothersJudd Blog: August 2002 Archives: ALTHOUGH its title suggests a drowsy history textbook, "The Epic of American Civilization," a mural by the Mexican painter José Clemente Orozco (1883-1949) in the Baker Library at Dartmouth College here, has a throbbing vitality that keeps viewers' eyes wide open. Punctuated by doors, windows and other architectural bits and pieces as it runs the 92-foot length of the basement reserve reading room, the 26-panel fresco is densely packed with symbolic figures and stagy events.

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