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Search Results for: boys state

Alex Heeney / January 5, 2024

Film Review: Andrew Haigh’s All of Us Strangers

…night in bed with his paramour Harry (Paul Mescal), he revises that statement to something less defensive and a little more true: “Things are better now. Course they are. But…

C.J. Prince / May 11, 2023

Graham Foy on The Maiden

…natural world to feel that much more alive, magical, or haunted. I remember feeling that way.  The boys are pretty destructive in the built world. There’s this boredom, and the…

Book of Mormon

Alex Heeney / July 3, 2015

‘The Book of Mormon’ brings religious satire to Broadway San Jose

…these American boys. The Mission has been there for years without making a single baptism. Pretty much everything you’d expect to happen, happens: the boys lose some of their innocence,…

Hello Destroyer, Kevan Funk

Brett Pardy / March 3, 2017

Hello Destroyer explores the thin line between hockey menace and model

…in which 17 to 20 year old boys accept poor pay for a chance to audition for National Hockey League scouts. Crowds gather at their games to see teenage boys…

Aida stares at the camera in Quo Vadis, Aida?

Orla Smith / September 16, 2020

TIFF Review: Bosnian genocide drama Quo Vadis, Aida? grapples with complicity

…will take them to safety — in reality, these buses take the Bosnian men and boys to their death. The civilians only know what they’re told, and given their compromised…

The Party, Sally Potter

Alex Heeney / March 1, 2018

Sally Potter’s The Party is a dynamic, witty ensemble film

…of feminist who merely wants admission to the boys’ club.’ -@bwestcineaste on Sally Potter’s THE PARTY” quote=”‘Martha ends up being the kind of feminist who merely wants admission to the…

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