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Deep Blue Sea

Alex Heeney / April 23, 2017

Davies’ adaptation of The Deep Blue Sea is a memory film with an unreliable narrator

…process of sorting through her memories to come to terms with her choices and her life. Her outward journey complements this inward one and requires her to walk down from…

Seventh Row Editors / September 4, 2019

TIFF 2019’s most exciting emerging actors to watch

…her peers in school, yet she still has moments of vulnerability that reveal her  youth and inexperience. Frida embodied all of Noora’s nuance: her sharpness, her wit, the cracks in…

Rebecca Hall, Best performances 2016

Laura Anne Harris / February 21, 2017

Top 5 film performances of 2016 that deserve a closer look

…the intensity of her eyes. ” quote=”Margarite Breitkreiz communicates her character’s objectives with the intensity of her eyes. “] Breitkreiz communicates her character’s objectives with the intensity of her eyes….

Orla Smith / April 16, 2021

Michael O’Connor on the joy of crafting true-to-life costumes in Ammonite

…town as Mary and is her ex-lover. The first time you see her in the film, you instantly know so much about her just by looking at her. How did…

Sonita, 2016 San Francisco Film Festival

Alex Heeney / January 28, 2016

Sonita and Sand Storm at Sundance: when the patriarchy looks like your mother

…optimistic that her progressive father might consent to the match. But when Layla’s conservative mother, Jalil, discovers the relationship, her mother instructs her to put an end to it. At…

Alex Heeney / September 1, 2022

Stonewalling Film Review: Surviving an unwanted pregnancy

…Otsuka’s film Stonewalling. China’s two-child policy casts a long shadow on twenty-year-old Lynn who finds herself with an unwanted pregnancy — and loses most of her agency along the way….

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