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Antigone REVIEW — A Feeble Retelling of the Classic Greek Myth | TIFF 2019
Antigone has a hard time both adapting and moving on from its source material.
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Psychosia REVIEW — A Quixotic Study of Mental Breakdown | VFF 2019
Psychosia is a strong debut from Danish director Marie Grahtø Sørensen
Stitches (2019) REVIEW | Berlinale 2019
"An almost perfect film."
Farewell To The Night (2019) REVIEW | Berlinale 2019
"A rare misstep from the accomplished director."
So Long, My Son (2019) REVIEW | Berlinale 2019
"Empathetic, unpredictable and unmistakably assured, it is a deeply moving experience that kept me involved from beginning to end."
Ghost Town Anthology (2019) REVIEW | Berlinale 2019
"Ghost Town Anthology is the kind of film where you get out just as much as you put in."
Bait (2019) REVIEW | Berlinale 2019
"Bait feels both timeless and timely, making for an invigorating watch."
Dafne (2019) REVIEW | Berlinale 2019
"Dafne is such a fascinating character....She deserves a more complex film than this."
The Ground Beneath My Feet (2019) REVIEW | Berlinale 2019
"Considering it’s a film about working way too hard, it doesn’t seem learn from its own central lesson."
Mr. Jones (2019) REVIEW | Berlinale 2019
"...an intermittently interesting rumination on the duty of journalism that’s ultimately let down by its lethargic pace and on-the-nose conclusions."
The Boy Who Harnessed The Wind (2019) REVIEW | Berlinale 2019
"The broader message rings loud and clear: a society without free education is a society doomed to fail."
Staff Only (2019) REVIEW | Berlinale 2019
"...the result is a fascinating rumination on innocence and the power of white privilege. "
