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Little Girl Who Was Too Fond of Matches, Simon Lavoie

Jake Pitre / September 28, 2017

The Little Girl Who Was Too Fond of Matches reinvents Quebec horror

…understand herself. She doesn’t know her body, of course, but she also doesn’t know anything of the outside world: her father keeps her brother, “Son,” and her confined to their…

A purple and white image with circles enclosing stills from various films competing for the International Feature Oscar shortlist.

Seventh Row Editors / December 17, 2021

Our hopes for the Best International Feature Oscar shortlist

…(Anastasiia Budiashkina) to move from her home of Ukraine to her estranged father’s native Switzerland, where she competes for Switzerland. Meanwhile, back home, she hears from her mother and best…

Mockingjay Part 1

Alex Heeney / November 21, 2014

Mockingjay Part 1: too many hovercrafts, not enough Finnick

…bluesy tune, to Gale and her camera crew in an empty and peaceful gorge, we feel her hurt, her pain, and her ability to bring you on that journey with…

Natasha Kermani and Brea Grant in front of a still from their film Lucky. The image features text that says this is an interview for the Fantasia Film Fest.

Alex Heeney / September 9, 2020

Natasha Kermani and Brea Grant on the horror of daily misogyny in Lucky

…is May’s struggle to survive in her own home. In the film’s final act, Grant opens the story up more, bringing in other women, other victims, and extending her metaphor…

A mother and daughter stands side by side, arms around each others' shoulders, in Daughter of a Lost Bird.

Orla Smith / May 7, 2021

Daughter of a Lost Bird Review: An Indigenous woman reconnects with her birth mother

…Indigenous adoptee reconnecting with her heritage. Swaney gives Kendra a lot of space to tell her own story in her own words. She’s also careful to flag when her own…

Disco, Jorunn Myklebust Syversen, Josefine Frida

Orla Smith / October 5, 2019

Interview: Disco shows “the journey to become radical”

…reality TV — are shot down by her elders. Her stepfather, a minister at the church, chastises and demeans her when he catches her watching trash TV. Syversen shoots the…

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