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Justin Simien: I Don’t Need to be Told Racism is Bad–I’m More Interested in Talking About Identity
Bernard Boo | October 22, 2014First-time filmmaker Justin Simien’s satirical comedy Dear White People follows four black students at a fictitious Ivy League school as...
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Listen Up Philip
Bernard Boo | October 21, 2014If you can bear it, Perry and Schwartzman's misadventures of a misanthrope is an intriguing study in misery.
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Dear White People
Bernard Boo | October 20, 2014A campus-set satire that keenly observes black identity and finds humor in the absurdity of "post-racial" America, Justin...
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The Guest
Bernard Boo | October 10, 2014If you’re familiar with Dan Stevens, it’s probably with his work on Downton Abbey as the kind-hearted English gentleman Matthew Crawley. Other...
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It Was You Charlie
Michael Nazarewycz | October 10, 2014The moment near the end of a film that puts everything you have just watched into perspective is...
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Lola Bessis and Ruben Amar On ‘Swim Little Fish Swim’ and the Price of Artistic Integrity
Bernard Boo | October 2, 2014First-time filmmakers Lola Bessis and Ruben Amar’s Swim Little Fish Swim is a sweet, idiosyncratic indie set in New York...
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Life After Beth
Michael Nazarewycz | October 2, 2014While zombie movies can be traced back to the 1930s, the modern zombie film era is generally accepted...
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Believe Me
Edward Haynes | September 29, 2014Believe Me marks director Will Bakke’s first foray into fiction film after two documentaries, One Nation Under God...
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Pride
Bernard Boo | September 26, 2014Warchus and Beresford have managed to sneak a progressive, rule-breaking film into mainstream cinemas. You'll be driven to...
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Two Night Stand
Ananda Dillon | September 26, 2014While tales of the war zone that is online dating in our modern era are timely, the release...
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Laggies (TIFF Review)
Dustin Jansick | September 18, 2014Coming off a disappointing previous film (Touchy Feely), director Lynn Shelton returns with Laggies to what she does best...
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The Skeleton Twins
Bernard Boo | September 12, 2014There’s an indelible spark that exists between actors who trust each other fully. Through 9 years of making millions pop...
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TIFF 2014: While We’re Young
Dustin Jansick | September 12, 2014Two years ago Noah Baumbach charmed Toronto audiences with Frances Ha, although fans of the whimsical free-form narrative...
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Kristen Wiig and Bill Hader Test the Dramatic Waters and Sing Starship in Craig Johnson’s ‘The Skeleton Twins’
Bernard Boo | September 10, 2014Taking the electric chemistry they had on Saturday Night Live and exercising it in a more dramatic arena,...
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Chris Mulkey Gets Comfy To Talk ‘Last Weekend’
Bernard Boo | September 10, 2014A handful of siblings and their significant others gather at their wealthy parents’ home in Lake Tahoe for...