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Why One Battle After Another is the definitive political epic of the Modern Era (No Spoilers)
Many men have tried; Paul Thomas Anderson has actually (finally) succeeded.
Umnia El-Neil
Umnia El-Neil is a British-Sudanese culture opinion writer and Shonda Rhimes TGIT Graduate.
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Ballad of a Small Player, Swiped, Barrio Triste, Mile End Kicks and MORE! | TIFF50 Round-up
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Couture, Poetic License, Rental Family, Obsession and MORE! | TIFF50 Round-up
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Poetic License | TIFF50
Yet ANOTHER film in the Threesome canon, the perfect autumn romp challenges not, but provides a laugh a minute and reminded me how much I adore Cooper Hoffman. #cinema
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Frankenstein | TIFF50
Gore, fear and innocence mark another Del Toro triumph, and a king-making turn for Jacob Elordi.
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Wake Up Dead Man: Holy Sh*t | TIFF50
Goddamn it, Rian, I'm in!
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"Pastels and Oil paints instead of Pencils": Nadia Latif on transitioning into cinema with "The Man in My Basement"
"The Man in my Basement" hits select theatres this Friday in the UK and US before it hits Hulu and Disney+ in the fall. You can find your closest theatre screening here. Based on the 2004 novel by Walter Mosley, "The Man in my Basement" has
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The Testament of Ann Lee | TIFF50
The most lusciously magnificent and wholly affecting film of the year, and a serious contender for Best Picture.
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Eternity | TIFF50
A unique spin on the current "Three's a Crowd" trend in romantic cinema, 'Eternity' is a very pretty extension of a metaphor.
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Hedda
An adaptation with enough bite to break skin, DaCosta has triumphed with Thompson as the "Lady of the House" - and proved that wholly new mixes of elements can bring about entirely new ways to cinematically slay.
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Hamnet: Stages of Grief
This film will break you - you will have to put yourself back together again.