NYAFF 2023 Review: Egoist
All across the world, there has been a growing concern over the regression of several LGBTQ+ rights. What took centuries to ratify has ...
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Review: Oppenheimer
In the months leading up to Oppenheimer, It had to share the spotlight with Greta Gerwig’s Barbie. The simultaneous release of the two films, dubbed by the ...
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NYAFF 2023 Review: The Empty Nest
There’s a growing concern in China about its elderly population living isolated lives due to mass urbanization. This cultural shift is due to ...
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NYAFF 2023 Review: Mad Fate
In my journey to discover Hong Kong cinema outside of the bubble that is 70s-90s action films, I figured it was best to ...
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Review: Barbie
Everybody knows Barbie. Even if you’ve never played with a Barbie doll, you know who Barbie is just through cultural osmosis. She’s one ...
Review: Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One
Much has been said about Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One in the four or so years since it was first announced. ...
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Review: Nimona
It’s been well-documented that I’ve been a fan of Nate Stevenson and his work for years. I was first introduced to his unique ...
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Review: Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny
Legasequels have been all the rage in Hollywood for the last decade or so. With big-budget filmmaking being firmly in the “franchise” era, ...
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Tribeca Review: One Night With Adela
Revenge thrillers are one of my favorite sub-genres of film. I love to watch a person seek righteous justice against those that have ...
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Tribeca Review: Hideo Kojima: Connecting Worlds
In the realm of video games, Hideo Kojima is considered an auteur. The man has created plenty of video games, most notably Policenauts, ...
Review: Elemental
You really have to feel for Pixar at this point. Since the Covid-19 pandemic, the studio has slowly but surely been in a ...
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Tribeca Review: Cinnamon
Over time, specific genres or subgenres of film fall by the wayside. After all, tastes will constantly shift from generation to generation and ...