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Here are the 5 best films on Netflix in November 2017:
Strong Island
The Afro-American film maker Yance Ford's Strong Island is a paean to his brother William, who was shot in 1992 by a white mechanic under an argument. The shooter never met the test. Strong island is Ford's way of working through pain and anger that still consumes him, mixing interviews with direct addresses to the camera
experimenter
Experiments are to realize how little life is in most biopics. What is strange: Despite being based on a real life, standard biopics feel freeze-dried, interpretive conventions that precalculate the object and violate all spontaneity from the material.
Cemetery of Splendor
Cemetery of Splendor, A selection of suitable bodies stands up, settles down, walks apart, goes away, breaks apart, riding bikes and shopping seats, all without reason but apparently with rhyme, as if you see, I stumbled over a reel of wallpapers with the film's most important action cuts
Karl Marx City
If nothing else, Petra Epperlein and Michael Tucker Karl Marx City offer a necessary riposte to Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck's film - and not only because one of the most important mainists in the film takes devastating direct targets for the fake sentimentality of the films.
Meek's Cutoff
In Meek's Cutoff, the shunt is the men to the side and confront bullshit macho posturing which is so an integral part of Western's grammar. The only man worth his salt is Stephen Meek, Bruce Greenwood, and even he is a bit of an incompetent, titled scumbag).
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