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Interview: Amjad Al Rasheed – Inshallah A Boy
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Set in Amman and in an unjust, severely outdated legal system where archaic rules are meant to keep in place the gender divide (here the inheritance law forgets that women exist), Inshallah A Boy (which premiered in the Cannes Critics’...
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Ard’s Dozen Of Musings About 2023
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It's been 2024 for a week now so it is time to finish my list of things in 2023 to look back on, just like I did for 2022, 2021, 2020, 2019, 2018, 2017, 2016, 2015 and 2014... Hey, that...
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HE WENT THAT WAY Review: Charmingly Weird
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Jacob Elordi, Zachary Quinto, and Patrick J. Adams star in director Jeff Darling's thriller. [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...]
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THE PEASANTS Trailer: Love & Tragedy Unfold In DK & Hugh Welchman’s Oil-Painted Spectacle
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The creators of the sensation Loving Vincent are back with a new oil-painted feature. The Peasants is adapted from Władysław Reymont’s 1904 Nobel Prize-winning novel. Set around that era in the Polish village of Lipce, DK Welchman and Hugh Welchman’s...
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Interview: Halima Ouardiri – The Camel Driving School (Work in Progress)
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Cutting her teeth on the short form for just over a decade with award-winning trio of films which have premiered at Rotterdam, the Berlinale and mostly recently the 2023 edition of TIFF with Les Patins, Swiss-Moroccan filmmaker Halima Ouardiri moves...
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A Conversation with Patricio Guzmán (Dreaming of Utopia: 50 Years of Revolutionary Hope and Memory)
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Dreaming of Utopia: 50 Years of Revolutionary Hope and Memory was the outsized title for an equally ambitious nonfiction program presented throughout venues across NYC this past fall. In commemoration of “the first September 11th” – the 1973 coup d’état...
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A Conversation with Jenn Wexler & Sean Redlitz (THE SACRIFICE GAME)
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Xmas sucks when you’ve been abandoned by your family. I can imagine being in boarding school already feels like being abandoned by your family. The Sacrifice Game finds Samantha (Madison Baines) stuck at Blackvale Academy when her stepfather gives her...
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THE CRIME IS MINE
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(Check out Chris Reed’s movie review of The Crime is Mine. The film is in theaters in NYC now via Music Box Films. Seen it? Join the conversation with HtN on our Letterboxd Page.) French director François Ozon (Peter von Kant)...
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AMERICAN FICTION
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(Check out Chris Reed’s movie review of American Fiction. The film is in theaters now. Seen it? Join the conversation with HtN on our Letterboxd Page.) The good intentions of misguided people can just as easily as pure malevolence lead the...
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COLUMBO: THE FIRST SEVEN SEASONS
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(The classic TV series Columbo has come under increased popularity amongst cinefiles for it’s always clever scripting but, moreso for a steady parade of outstanding character actors. Jonathan Marlow digs into the Kino Lorber 4K Blu-ray collection of the show’s first...
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