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  • TIFF 2021

    Toronto International Film Festival 2021 Line-Up Will Include 'Dune' And 'Last Night In Soho'

    By Chris Evangelista June 23rd, 2021

    The first details about TIFF 2021 are here, including the news that Last Night in Soho and Dune will play at the fest.

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  • Concrete Cowboy Trailer

    'Concrete Cowboy' Trailer: Idris Elba And Caleb McLaughlin Trot Into North Philadelphia

    By Ethan Anderton March 16th, 2021

    Netflix has released the first Concrete Cowboy trailer, teasing the coming-of-age drama that premiered at TIFF last year.

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  • MLK/FBI Trailer

    'MLK/FBI' Trailer: New Documentary Examines How The FBI Tried To Stop Martin Luther King Jr.

    By Ethan Anderton November 18th, 2020

    The first MLK/FBI trailer has arrived, showcasing the documentary revealing the measures that the FBI took to stop Martin Luther King Jr.

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  • Spring Blossom Review

    'Spring Blossom' Review: A Controversial Subject Is Tackled With Grace, Humor, And Wisdom [TIFF 2020]

    By Siddhant Adlakha September 29th, 2020

    In our Spring Blossom review, we take an even-keeled look at a film that takes on potentially icky subject matter with grace and humor.

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  • Fireball Visitors From Darker Worlds Review

    'Fireball: Visitors From Darker Worlds' Review: Werner Herzog Explores How Meteors Have Changed The World [TIFF]

    By Jason Gorber September 28th, 2020

    In our Fireball Visitors From Darker Worlds review, we join the always brilliant Werner Herzog as he explores how meteorites have shaped Earth.

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  • Inconvenient Indian Review

    'Inconvenient Indian' Review: An Illuminating Documentary About Cultures Often Ignored [TIFF]

    By Jason Gorber September 25th, 2020

    In our Inconvenient Indian review, we find much to love about this documentary about what it means to be Native American in the modern world.

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  • Enemies of the State Review

    'Enemies Of The State' Review: A Conspiracy Theory Becomes A Family Affair [TIFF]

    By Jason Gorber September 25th, 2020

    In our Enemies of the State review, we talk about a harrowing new documentary that explores conspiracy theories in the post-truth age.

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  • Get the Hell Out Review

    'Get The Hell Out' Review: A Wild And Bloody Slice Of Mayhem That Desperately Needs A Live Audience [TIFF]

    By Jason Gorber September 25th, 2020

    In our Get the Hell Out review, we wonder what it would be like to watch this wild but banal horror movie with a packed audience.

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  • The Truffle Hunters Review

    'The Truffle Hunters' Review: A Wonderful Story Of Driven Men, Rich Ingredients, And Very Good Dogs [TIFF]

    By Jason Gorber September 25th, 2020

    In our The Truffle Hunters review, we praise this lovely documentary about the driven men who hunt for a rare, prized ingredient.

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  • I Care A Lot Review

    'I Care A Lot' Review: A Star-Studded Thriller That Fails On Every Possible Level [TIFF]

    By Jason Gorber February 23rd, 2021

    In our I Care A Lot review, we take a look at one of the worst movies of TIFF 2020 and possibly the worst movie of the year.

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  • Limbo Review

    'Limbo' Review: A Funny And Touching Tale Of Immigration And Global Culture [TIFF]

    By Jason Gorber September 24th, 2020

    In our Limbo review, we find much to admire about this funny, melancholy look at the immigration process and those trapped in it.

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  • The Father Review

    'The Father' Review: Anthony Hopkins Gives One Of His Greatest Performances In One Of The Best Films Of 2020 [TIFF]

    By Jason Gorber September 24th, 2020

    In our The Father review, we take a look at a stylistically daring film that features some of the best work Anthony Hopkins has ever done.

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  • Night of the Kings Review

    'Night Of The Kings' Review: Neon's Latest Acquisition Title Is A Thrilling Ode To Storytelling's Power [TIFF 2020]

    By Marshall Shaffer September 21st, 2020

    In our latest Night of the Kings review, we take a look at the latest awards contender from Neon, a thrilling ode to the power of storytelling.

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  • TIFF 2020 People's Choice Award

    'Nomadland' Wins TIFF 2020 People's Choice Award, Setting The Stage For Oscar Season

    By Chris Evangelista September 21st, 2020

    Chloe Zhao's Nomadland moves even closer to awards season glory as it takes home the TIFF 2020 People's Choice Award.

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  • The Water Man Review

    'The Water Man' Review: David Oyelowo Makes His Directorial Debut With A Wholesome Adventure [TIFF 2020]

    By Marshall Shaffer September 21st, 2020

    In our The Water Man review, we take a look at the directorial debut of actor David Oyelowo, a wholesome and earnest adventure.

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  • Falling Review

    'Falling' Review: Viggo Mortensen's Directorial Debut Is A Total Disaster [TIFF 2020]

    By Jason Gorber September 17th, 2020

    In our Falling review, we take a look at the directorial debut of Viggo Mortensen and try to find any redeeming qualities.

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  • 'Summer Of 85' Review: Young Love Burns Brighter Than Dark Noir [TIFF 2020]

    By Marshall Shaffer September 17th, 2020

    In our Summer of 85 review, we take a look at the latest entry in the "young gay man has a passionate European relationship" subgenre.

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  • 76 Days Review

    '76 Days' Review: This Documentary About The Early Days Of COVID-19 Is The Most Frightening Movie Of The Year [TIFF 2020]

    By Jason Gorber September 17th, 2020

    In our 76 Days review, we take a look at a documentary about COVID-19 that may be the most terrifying film released in 2020.

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  • shadow in the cloud review

    'Shadow In The Cloud' Review: Chloë Grace Moretz Battles Sexists And Gremlins In This Goofy World War II Horror Movie [TIFF 2020]

    By Chris Evangelista September 17th, 2020

    Shadow in the Cloud is a loud, abrasive bit of pulp fiction that never gets off the ground. Read our TIFF 2020 review here.

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  • violation review

    'Violation' Review: An Unflinchingly Brutal, Needlessly Muddled Story Of Trauma And Revenge [TIFF 2020]

    By Chris Evangelista September 16th, 2020

    Violation is plenty horrifying, and not for the squeamish. But the nonlinear approach hurts the film.  

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  • concrete cowboy review

    'Concrete Cowboy' Review: A Predictable But Strong Father-Son Story [TIFF 2020]

    By Chris Evangelista September 16th, 2020

    Concrete Cowboy has a so-so script, but some great performances and even better filmmaking.

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  • mlk/fbi review

    'MLK/FBI' Review: An Infuriating Look At J. Edgar Hoover's Attempt To Stop Martin Luther King [TIFF 2020]

    By Chris Evangelista September 16th, 2020

    MLK/FBI shows the great lengths that the FBI (and the United States government) went to as they attempted to stop Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

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  • Good Joe Bell Review

    'Good Joe Bell' Review: Mark Wahlberg's Anti-Bullying Drama Has Nice Message, Muddled Execution [TIFF 2020]

    By Marshall Shaffer September 15th, 2020

    In our Good Joe Bell review, we admire what this anti-bullying drama is aiming to do, even if the execution can't quite stick the landing.

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  • pieces of a woman review

    'Pieces Of A Woman' Review: Vanessa Kirby Delivers A Career-Best Performance In A Tragedy That Never Comes Together [TIFF 2020]

    By Chris Evangelista September 15th, 2020

    Pieces of a Woman features a great performance from Vanessa Kirby, but the movie itself is oddly lacking. Read our TIFF 2020 review.

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  • Pale blue nails

    Nail Colors That Will Make You Look More Tan This Summer

    If you're cutting back on the rays this summer, try a nail polish that will enhance your natural glow. The right pastel or metallic can highlight your tan.

    By Emily Hutchinson May 25th, 2024 Read More
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    'Nomadland' Review: Frances McDormand Is Sublime In Chloé Zhao's Achingly Beautiful Drama [TIFF 2020]

    By Chris Evangelista September 14th, 2020

    Chloé Zhao's remarkable Nomadland features Frances McDormand giving yet another award-worthy performance.

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  • Shiva Baby Review

    'Shiva Baby' Review: A Filmmaking Debut That Is Lox, Stock And Barrel [TIFF 2020]

    By Jason Gorber September 11th, 2020

    In our Shiva Baby review, we fall in love with Emma Seligman’s directorial debut, which depicts one very uncomfortable family meal.

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