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Alex Heeney / April 29, 2021

A virtual 2021 San Francisco International Film Festival

…Steven Soderbergh delivered his State of Cinema address which would be reported on internationally, back when he thought he was retiring. And sometimes, getting transported to Patagonia, Argentina, on the…

Alex Heeney / May 22, 2021

In Luke Holland’s Final Account, Holocaust perpetrators reflect on their actions

…state, and the world has recognized the Holocaust as an atrocity. That makes Holland’s subjects more slippery, looking for ways to explain how they weren’t directly responsible for the death…

A collage of posters of some of the best films of 2020 that are featured in our critics survey, including First Cow, Never Rarely Sometimes Always, The Assistant, Proxima, and I Was at Home, But...

Seventh Row Editors / December 28, 2020

What are the best films of 2020? A critics survey

…of the great year of cinema we had. Despite the lows, controversies, and the challenging state of the industry, we had the privilege of witnessing a burgeoning of new, bright…

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

…looking for. On the surface, it’s the kind of role movie stars take on to win Oscars. And yet, it’s Pellerin’s attention to Jasper’s emotional state and how he relates…

An image of Andrea Dorfman, superimposed over a still from her film, Spinster. The image has the text, "Interview," over it.

Orla Smith / August 8, 2020

Andrea Dorfman on Spinster, an ‘anti rom-com’ for the ages

…indicative of her state of mind?  Chelsea Peretti as Gaby, Nadia Tonen as Adele and Peat as Trudy the Dog in Spinster (c) 2019 SEA GREEN PICTURES INC – Corey…

A headshot of Ekwa Msangi in front of a still from her film, Farewell Amor.

Orla Smith / December 18, 2020

In Farewell Amor, Ekwa Msangi uses Angolan dance to explore family bonds

…capture each character to tell their story and to give insight into what their emotional state was at that point. [click_to_tweet tweet=”‘For a young African girl, who wouldn’t have the…

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