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Gillie Collins / May 3, 2017

Review: I, Daniel Blake is a declaration of personhood

…toolbox. [clickToTweet tweet=”The movie depicts Dan as a lifelong caretaker whom the state fails to care for in return.” quote=”The movie depicts Dan as a lifelong caretaker whom the state…

Unsane, Steven Soderbergh

Scott Wilson / November 5, 2019

Steven Soderbergh’s Unsane gives form to society’s systemic sexism

…the Highland Creek staff, Sawyer only appears more crazy when she cries out his real name. Calmly, he refutes her, reasserting that her mental state is causing her to lose…

Alex Heeney / May 19, 2017

Review: A deadline to wed in Rama Burshtein’s The Wedding Plan

…effectively blocking out the surroundings to focus the camera almost entirely on Michal’s face, her confusion, her exasperation, and her hope. Is this an appropriate state in which to be…

LFF Official Competition, Monos

B. P. Flanagan / December 5, 2019

LFF’s Official Competition highlights emerging trends among young auteurs

Ben Flanagan muses on LFF 2019’s competition selection and to what extent it represents the current state of cinema, particularly British and genre cinema. Read more LFF 2019 coverage here….

Alex Heeney / December 11, 2019

Sophie Deraspe on her modern adaptation of Antigone

…his body is thrown to the vultures because he’s an enemy of the state. In Antigone, what she does is say, the two of them are my brothers, so good…

An image of filmmaker Mike Leigh against a green background next to text that bears his name.

Mike Leigh: an in-depth introduction

…of department rarely get to collaborate so closely with the actors. But they often state that they would like to. Tight production schedules and busy actors do not always leave…

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