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September 28, 2021

TIFF 2021 ‘I’m Your Man’ Review: A Sincere Dissection of Relationships That Utilizes Human Cyborgs

Maria Schrader’s 'I’m Your Man' approaches the concept of exploiting loneliness for profit with understanding and tenderness, while exploring the questionable aspects of replicant beings.…

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September 20, 2021October 4, 2021

TIFF 2021 ‘Lo Invisible’ Review: A Stifling Portrait of Postpartum Depression

Javier Andrade’s 'Lo Invisible' is a tightly constructed examination of a woman with postpartum depression.…

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September 14, 2021October 23, 2021

TIFF 2021 ‘Petite Maman’ Review: Sciamma Delivers Yet Another Astoundingly Emotional Blow 

Céline Sciamma returns with another breathtaking feature, this one bringing her back to exploring the complexities of childhood.…

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September 14, 2021

TIFF 2021 ‘Earwig’ Review: A Slow, Dreamy Trip That Descends Into Nightmare 

Lucile Hadžihalilović’s 'Earwig' is a delirious journey through a dreamscape, where the unexplained is what makes it inexplicably entrancing.…

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September 13, 2020

‘Akilla’s Escape’ Review: An Eminently Clever, Compassionate Neo-Noir

'Akilla’s Escape' combines the intrigue, tension, interiority, and style of the classic noir genre with the reckoning and overdue amplification of Black perspectives.…

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September 12, 2020

Interview with ‘Akilla’s Escape’ Director Charles Officer and Stars Saul Williams and Thamela Mpumlwana

Nathaniel Brimmer-Beller speaks to the director and cast of TIFF film 'Akilla’s Escape'.…

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April 28, 2020

‘Blood Quantum’ Review: A Zombie Tale with an Indigenous Twist

'Blood Quantum' is a refreshing break from the same sad drama that is usually regurgitated when filmmakers, even those from an Indigenous or Native background, attempt to talk about the Indian experience.…

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October 6, 2019January 14, 2020

‘Just Mercy’ Review: Michael B. Jordan and Jamie Foxx Command the Screen in a Sturdy but Generic Legal Drama

Crowd-pleasing only in the moment, Just Mercy will leave you yearning for the truly great movie that this real-life story deserves.…

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September 28, 2019October 11, 2021

‘Proxima’ Review: Winocour’s Latest Subverts the Canon of the Traditional Space Film

Depicting strength in femininity and intelligence in pain, Proxima is a necessary feat.…

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September 19, 2019October 11, 2021

‘Motherless Brooklyn’ Review: Why Edward Norton Can’t Do Neo-noir

Advertisements It’s a sunny day in 1950s Brooklyn and Frank Minna is about to be killed at the hands of a group of nameless thugs. His friend and mentee, Lionel, listens intently from a nearby phone booth, memorizing every single detail of…

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