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Seventh Row Editors / October 13, 2021

Ep. 113: About Time and I’m Your Man: Sci-fi love stories

We discuss two sci-fi-ish romantic comedies, Maria Schrader’s I’m Your Man and Richard Curtis’ About Time

A collage of stills from Weekend, shot by Ula Pontikos, with production design by Sarah Finlay. The text on the image reads, 'Weekend at 10'.

Orla Smith / October 7, 2021

The making of Weekend

Cinematographer Ula Pontikos and production designer Sarah Finlay reflect on the making of Weekend, ten years down the line.

Seventh Row Editors / October 7, 2021

Ep. 112: Raw and Thelma: Modern female monsters

We discuss Raw and Thelma, two classics of modern horror from directors who both have exciting new films on the festival circuit.

Alex Heeney / October 6, 2021

Panah Panahi’s Hit the Road is a moving family drama

Panah Panahi’s feature debut, Hit the Road, is a character study of a family on the road to help their eldest son escape the country.

Alex Heeney / October 5, 2021

A Tale of Love and Desire is a sensitive coming-of-ager

In Leyla Bouzid’s A Tale of Love and Desire, things get complicated for eighteen-year-old Ahmed (Sami Outabali) when love and desire become intertwined.

Alex Heeney / October 4, 2021

Last of the Right Whales is a beautiful nature doc

Nadine Pequeneza’s The Last of the Right Whales, which premiered at the Calgary International Film Festival, tracks how humans have caused disasters for right whales and are working to save them. A right whale (NARW #3560 aka Snow Cone) plays with her calf, who tries to lay on top of her. A 60-ton right whale […]

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