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A closeup of Shabab Hosseini in The Night, looking horrified. The still features text which reads, 'Review'.

B. P. Flanagan / January 26, 2021

The Night Review: A low-budget chiller starring Shahab Hosseini

…the car to drive his family home, insisting he’s in a fit state. In the first of several nods to The Shining, aerial shots follow the car. Ahari uses the…

A still from makeup next to a headshot of director Claire Oakley. The text on the image says, 'Interview'.

Orla Smith / January 24, 2021

Claire Oakley on her genre bending coming-of-ager Make Up

…American photographer who photographs suburbia, mostly at twilight. There’s a mysterious atmosphere to the places, and it feels quite psychological, like a state of mind rather than a place. That…

A collage of images of films featured in the article, with the text '2021' written on the image.

Seventh Row Editors / January 25, 2021

The thirty films we’re most looking forward to in 2021

…who lives on a “a predominantly white Bradford estate.” She falls for Ali (Adeel Akhtar), who is “still living with his estranged wife.” Barnard has assembled a great team of…

A collage of posters of films that are featured in the article.

Seventh Row Editors / February 8, 2021

What were the best films of Sundance 2021? A critics survey

…hardcore porn scene. Uncompromising, with perhaps the bravest performance of the festival from new discovery Sofia Kappel. 4. Censor (Prano Bailey-Bond): I loved this fugue-state love-letter to early-80s VHS horror,…

Two stills of Théodore Pellerin in Never Rarely Sometimes Always and Théodore Pellerin in Souterrain in front of a blue background.

Alex Heeney / January 9, 2021

FYC: Théodore Pellerin continued to prove himself in 2020

…take on to win Oscars. And yet, it’s Pellerin’s attention to Jasper’s emotional state and how he relates to others that really stands out. Théodore Pellerin (left) in Souterrain. Where…

A still from Acasă, My Home.

Lindsay Pugh / January 30, 2021

Acasă, My Home raises tough questions and avoids trite answers

…along with the state’s decision to make the land an official nature park. Director Radu Ciorniciuc takes his time setting up this documentary narrative and is careful to avoid emotional…

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