Sentimental without being drippy, rollicking and rousing without being over-the-top, Pride (directed by Matthew Warchus) is the epitome of a feel good …
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Review: Please Like Me Season 2 is even better and smarter
Please Like Me returns for season 2, and it's even funnier, smarter, stronger, and more mature. …
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Reviews: pulp thriller Cold in July and disappointing LGBT drama Test
Every city has a cinema where movies go to die. In San Francisco, Landmark’s Opera Plaza Cinemas takes that honour: with five tiny screens and sound so tinny …
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SFIFF Reviews: Bad Hair and Night Moves
Two of the highlights of this year's SFIFF were the LGBTQ coming-of-ager Bad Hair and Kelly Reichardt's environmental terrorism thriller, Night Moves. …
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SFIFF Film Review: Yossi Aviram’s La Dune is a story of two broken men
Yossi Aviram’s directorial debut, which he also penned, is a quiet story of two broken men — a father and his estranged son — who are always shot as lonely …
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Sundance Review: Hong Khaou’s film Lilting explores grief with Ben Whishaw
Hong Khaou's feature film debut, Lilting, is an exploration of grief, family, and the trauma of immigration. The film premiered at Sundance. Is there anything …
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