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Search Results for: boys state

Alex Heeney / April 11, 2014

What to see and what to skip at the San Francisco International Film Festival (SFIFF)

…film of the same name, and it shows in the thinness of the plot. It’s the story of a grieving father (Aaron Paul) and his two boys, one always on…

A collage of images from the best documentaries of 2021.

Seventh Row Editors / January 10, 2022

The best documentaries of 2021

…8. The Rescue (E. Chai Vasarhelyi, Jimmy Chin) The Rescue is one of the best documentaries of 2021. In 2018, a group of twelve young boys from the same soccer…

Alex Heeney / July 14, 2023

The 17 best films of 2023 so far

…is an epic story of a friendship between two unlikely boys over decades. When local Bruno (played later by Alessandro Borghi) and city-dweller Pietro (as an adult, Luca Marinelli) are…

Alex Heeney / March 17, 2025

Interview: Philippe Lesage on Comme le feu (Who by Fire)

…If you look at the history of violence and wars in the world, it’s always older men who make decisions, from their big houses and parliament, to send young boys…

A History of Women Directors at the Cannes Film Festival

…as the festival’s problematic (if very slowly improving) history of being a boys’ club. Subscribe now Women at Cannes Ep. 5: Women at Cannes 2022 Women at Cannes Ep. 4:…

Please Like Me Season 2

Alex Heeney / August 7, 2014

Review: Please Like Me Season 2 is even better and smarter

…the season dealing with starting to date boys, taking care of his divorced parents – he moved in with his mother who’s depressed and was constantly calming down his mostly…

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