Trial by Fire
The film plods at points, trudging along, and there are a few misguided narrative "devices" tacked on, but still, "Trial by Fire" bristles with anger.
June Squibb
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Summer '03 (2018)
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Dotty
Matt Fagerholm -
Table 19 (2017)
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Jo Flanagan
Matt Zoller Seitz -
Other People (2016)
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Ruth-Anne
Christy Lemire -
A Country Called Home (2016)
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Judy
Mark Dujsik -
Love the Coopers (2015)
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Aunt Fishy
Susan Wloszczyna -
I'll See You in My Dreams (2015)
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Georgina
Glenn Kenny -
Nebraska (2013)
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Kate Grant
Christy Lemire -
About Schmidt (2002)
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Helen Schmidt
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#186 September 25, 2013
Sheila writes: Todd Sanders is a self-taught neon sign artist. Roadhouse Relics, the gallery of his work in Austin, Texas, is filled with his beautiful vintage-inspired signs. His designs are all hand-drawn. He collects old magazines from the 1920s, 1930s, etc., to get inspiration for his neon signs. He does custom signs as well. You can check out Sanders' work, bio, and press kit at Roadhouse Relics. Neon brings up all kinds of automatic images and associations: seedy hotels, burlesque joints, cocktail bars. His signs evoke those images, but much more. For instance, look at his beautiful "Fireflies In a Mason Jar".
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