film reviews
‘The Menu’ review: A deliciously wicked satirical bite into elitism and class politics
November 15, 2022Food in the world of the elite goes beyond sustenance; it becomes an indication of status.
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Film ‘Invisible Flags’ brings attention to domestic violence worldwide
November 4, 2022Art has often been used to make important topics and ideas accessible to the masses. The film Invisible Flags aims to do just that when it comes to intimate partner abuse.
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‘A Tree of Life: The Pittsburgh Synagogue Shooting’ is a tragically relevant documentary
October 28, 2022The stories and struggles expressed in this film aren’t presented as something for viewers to just passively absorb.
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‘TÁR’ review: A riveting character study dissecting identity, corruption, and cancel culture
October 7, 2022The new psychological drama TÁR is an intense experience of watching the deconstruction of perhaps one of the most interesting characters to grace our screens in some time.
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‘Bros’ review: A historic LGBTQ-led rom-com with bite in predictable territory
September 30, 2022The film has grabbed headlines for being the first major studio gay rom-com, and the first studio movie starring and co-written by an openly gay man.
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