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Mistress America
An old-fashioned comedy about Generation Y wanderers.
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We Come as Friends
A raw glimpse into South Sudan that lacks conciseness, but mostly works due to its elemental, figurative approach.
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Grandma
The perfect vehicle for Lily Tomlin to prove her comedic prowess and how it's only improved with age....
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Digging for Fire
Digging for Fire is a deceptively low-key hangout comedy turns into a fascinating exploration of commitment.
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6 Years
Distances itself from other flawed relationship narratives with excellent acting and a subversion of gender roles.
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Fort Tilden
Fort Tilden is a bumpy ride at times, but it remains a charming expedition.
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Tom at the Farm
You can’t say that Xavier Dolan is one for slowing down. The 25 year old director/writer/actor/editor/costume designer (only...
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The Great Man
Succeeds in capturing the male bond and its significance in manhood.
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The Kindergarten Teacher
A child prodigy and his obsessive teacher make for a hauntingly evocative but ambiguous tale.
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How to Change the World
This documentary about the founder of Greenpeace is both nostalgic and moving.
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Catch Me Daddy
A bleak, impressive directorial debut whose dreariness is matched with a haunting, poetic beauty.
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Homme Less
An unstructured but curious look at one disadvantaged man's quest for the American dream.
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They Look Like People (Fantasia Review)
Tough to recommend as a viewing experience, but as an experiment in cinematic mood placement this one fires...
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Call Me Lucky
Humor and poignancy collide in this surprisingly moving doc about the best comedian you’ve never heard of.
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Socialphobia (Fantasia Review)
This cyberbullying whodunit asks relevant questions about the implications of our actions online.