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Monday, Jun 10

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‘The A-Frame’ Review: A Tonally-Awkward Sci-Fi Fable About Death

variety.com

Calvin Reeder’s “The A-Frame” is chock-full of loaded ideas that don’t quite coalesce. A film about confronting death and a lurid fantasy of escaping its grasp, its story of terminal illness has the potential to be intensely personal.…

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Book Review: Glamour and tragedy intertwine in Griffin Dunne's memoir 'The Friday Afternoon Club'

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Actor and producer Griffin Dunne grew up in New York and Los Angeles with the glitterati all around. His father, Dominick Dunne, a television executive and film producer when Dunne was young, liked to hobnob with the rich and famous. His…

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‘The Knife’ Review: A Nightmarish Evening Upends a Black Family’s Sense of Safety in Unnerving Debut

In Nnamdi Asomugha's film, co-written and executive produced by Mark Duplass, a man trying to protect his family becomes the suspect in a menacing police investigation.

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LONGLEGS Review: Every Frame Is A Nightmare In The Year's Best Horror Film To Date.

screenanarchy.com

It begins with a point of view shot from a car driving up to a remote country homestead. The frame is tight, perhaps even square, giving the image the appearance of an old, faded Kodachrome slide. It’s eerie. There’s a girl playing in her…

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4K UHD Review: The Valiant Ones

insidepulse.com

Director King Hu revolutionized the Hong Kong cinema with the release of Come Drink With Me in 1966. The wuxia film was a major hit locally and around the world. People couldn’t get enough of the dynamic swordfights. The film got the Shaw…

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20,000 Species of Bees review: The trans kids are alright

www.avclub.com

It’s heartening that we have now reached a point where transgender issues have risen to the level of awareness that a film like 20,000 Species of Bees can find an audience. In focus here is the process of self-discovery that many trans…

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Watch Kalki 2898 AD trailer, its first review OUT, read here

www.siasat.com

Mumbai: The much-anticipated pan-India movie, Kalki 2898 AD, starring Prabhas, is creating a lot of buzz online. Directed by Nag Ashwin, the film is set to premiere on June 27. The makers have kept fans excited with intriguing updates and…

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Birthday Girl review – Trine Dyrholm superb in mother-daughter cruise ship rape drama

www.theguardian.com

Rocking big hair and fake eyelashes Dyrholm shines in provocative film that deals with issues of sexual assault and female bonding

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Sundance London review roundup as star-studded Sasquatch Sunset massively misses the mark

www.express.co.uk

Sundance Film Festival filled London with stars and cinephiles in the first week of June.

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‘Darkest Miriam’ Review: Britt Lower in a Marvel of a Drama About a Young Librarian’s Loves and Fears

The 'Severance' star headlines the Tribeca-premiering film directed by Naomi Jaye and executive produced by Charlie Kaufman.

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Film Review – TUESDAY (2023): Director Daina Oniunas-Pusic’s Film is a Unique Fantasy Showcasing Julia Louis-Dreyfus’s Remarkable Talents

film-book.com

Tuesday (2023) Film Review, a movie written and directed by Daina Oniunas-Pusic and starring Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Lola Petticrew, Arinzé Kene, Leah Harvey, Ellie James, Taru Devani, Jay Simpson, David Sibley, Nathan Amzi, Justin Edwards,…

Sunday, Jun 9

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‘Outstanding: A Comedy Revolution’ Review: Netflix Doc Is an Epic Chronicle of Trailblazing Queer Stand-Up

www.thewrap.com

Tribeca 2024: An ambitious, informative film unites Lily Tomlin, Margaret Cho, Sandra Bernhard, Robin Tyler and many more

‘McVeigh’ Review: A Drama About the Oklahoma City Bomber Has Low-Key Sociopathic Atmosphere to Spare

variety.com

McVeigh, in his letters and other writings, was quite articulate about what he thought was happening to America, and I have to assume that he sometimes voiced those thoughts, at length, in words. But that never happens in the film, because…

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‘Jazzy’ Review: Morrisa Maltz’s Spiritual Sequel to ‘The Unknown Country’ Is a Dreamy Journey Through Coming of Age

www.indiewire.com

Tribeca: The filmmaker's latest film deepens her relationship — and her skillset — with the people who made her breakout feature such a gem.

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Tribeca 2024 Review: THE A-FRAME, A Gooey Black Comedy With Heart From Calvin Reeder

screenanarchy.com

An ambitious amateur physicist makes some big promises to a desperate cancer patient in Calvin Lee Reeder’s latest feature, The A-Frame. Well known for his lo-fi avant garde nightmare features The Oregonian and The Rambler, Reeder steps…

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Film Review: “Bad Boys: Ride or Die”

mediamikes.com

When you’re done doing what I’m doing – humming the “Bad Boys” song in your head – take a trip to the local cinema and say hello to Lowery and Burnett. You won’t be disappointed.

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‘The Wasp’ Review: A Taut Drama Of Revenge And Childhood Scars – Tribeca Festival

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Guillem Morales’ adaptation of Morgan Lloyd Malcolm’s play The Wasp is an unsettling drama-thriller that delves into the complexities of its characters with precision in a way that is chilling and engrossing. The film stars Naomie Harris,…

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Riddle of Fire review – mediocre retro kids adventure with a kernel of magic

www.theguardian.com

The plot is incoherent and the acting sometimes atrocious, but Weston Razooli’s Super 16 film looks good and promises greater things to come

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‘Made in Ethiopia’ Review: A Compelling Look at Chinese Influence in Eastern Africa

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In “Made in Ethiopia,” directors Xinyan Yu and Max Duncan take the macro issue of China’s influence in Africa and present it provocatively through the micro lens of its effect on a few Chinese and Ethiopian individuals striving for a…

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The Dead Don’t Hurt review – Vicky Krieps is a woman of substance in Viggo Mortensen’s offbeat western

www.theguardian.com

The actor-director’s second film behind the camera is a quirky spin on the genre given true grit by its magnetic heroine