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[TIFF 50] The Voice Of Hind Rajab Review – Exploitative Exploration Of A Tragic Incident
By Kyle Flynn Writer’s Note: The film is based on true events, and a very notable event, and thus, I will be partially talking about the ending of the film, only mild spoilers. If you are not familiar and would… Continue reading
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The History Of Sound Review – This Film Creates Notes Of Lingering Emotion
By Brian Susbielles Twenty years ago, Brokeback Mountain was released to widespread acclaim and gave us the first real masterpiece of a gay lovestory which broke norms of setting, not playing into the contemporary, urban backdrop of most gay romances… Continue reading
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[TIFF 50] FUCK MY SON! Review- The Movie Theater Experience Of The Year
By Kyle Flynn Provocation is a word that I feel often has a negative connotation when discussing art. However, there is nothing that makes me happier as a moviegoer than having a strong reaction, positive or negative, to a film,… Continue reading
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Fall Thomas Anderson – The Dirk Diggler Story, Cigarettes And Coffee, And Anima Reviews
By Jacob Cameron Paul Thomas Anderson is one of the most lauded and respected filmmakers going today. His body of work includes one of the most respected films of the 90’s and one of the most respected films of the… Continue reading
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[TIFF 50] Aki Review – Captures Moments So Beautiful, I Teared Up
By Kyle Flynn At TIFF, every film is preceded by an acknowledgment of the native american land the theaters are built on. I bring this up because it almost felt uncanny, but I also felt somewhat of a release watching… Continue reading
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Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle Review – Part One Of The Finale Trilogy That Fans Are Sure To Love
By Nick Nitkowski I feel that it’s impossible not to have at least heard of the name “Demon Slayer”. It’s become quite the phenomenon among fans of anime, of which I am one to a moderate degree as I have… Continue reading
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[TIFF 50] It Was Just An Accident Review – The Pain We Carry With Us
By Kyle Flynn For my money, the Palme d’Or remains the most prestigious prize a film can win. This year, the Juliette Binoche-led jury awarded it to Jafar Panahi’s It Was Just an Accident, a decision that immediately piqued my… Continue reading
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Downton Abbey: The Grand Final Review – The Perfect Ending To The Upstairs, Downstairs Exploits Of The Crawley Family And Their Servants
The tales of the Crawley family lasted 6 seasons and became a weekly obsession for British and American audiences. The show became so huge that it spawned two theatrically released films, Downton Abbey and Downton Abbey: A New Era and… Continue reading
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Traumatika Review – The Newest Halloween Obsession The Horror Fan In All Of Us Will Love
“In Psychology There Are Five Forms of Childhood Trauma: Physical Neglect, Witnessing Violence, Emotional, Physical, and Sexual Abuse” As I’ve mentioned in the past, the horror genre has gone through its ups and downs.The horror community is having a bit… Continue reading
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Clemente Review – This Documentary Honors The Best 21 That Ever Was
By Brian Susbielles Baseball idols are far and long associated with era, position, team, number, and, especially with Jackie Robinson, race. The color barrier was taken down in 1947 when Robinson joined the Brooklyn (now, LA) Dodgers, the first Black… Continue reading
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