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Critique Revolve
Rain Man Digital
153 episodes
1 week ago
Critique Revolve is a show dedicated to film and media. From film and television reviews to media theory the hosts discuss, analyze and breakdown your favorite media with an aim to understanding not just the art but the trajectory of media itself.
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Film Reviews
TV & Film,
TV Reviews,
Film History
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Critique Revolve is a show dedicated to film and media. From film and television reviews to media theory the hosts discuss, analyze and breakdown your favorite media with an aim to understanding not just the art but the trajectory of media itself.
Show more...
Film Reviews
TV & Film,
TV Reviews,
Film History
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Anemone [Review]
Critique Revolve
1 month ago
Anemone [Review]
In this episode, we dive deep into Anemone (2025), Ronan Day-Lewis’s striking directorial debut starring his father, Daniel Day-Lewis, in his first performance since Phantom Thread. We explore how this psychological drama dissects trauma through performance, aesthetic precision, and arthouse formalism—challenging audiences to engage emotionally and intellectually rather than passively consume. Host(s) Mike, Thomas
Critique Revolve
Critique Revolve is a show dedicated to film and media. From film and television reviews to media theory the hosts discuss, analyze and breakdown your favorite media with an aim to understanding not just the art but the trajectory of media itself.