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Festivals Film Reviews

Who Is My Master and How Have I Come to Be? Universe25 (2025) & A Spontaneous Sunday At The Armenian Film Festival

Essays

La Haine (1995): A Commentary on Systemic State Violence and its Consequences 

Film Reviews

“Love You, Partner”: On Love and the World of Zootopia 2

Films Interviews

Challenging Narratives in South Asian Films (Permanent Guest at TIFF)

Films Interviews

Neeraj Ghaywan and the Importance of Telling Underrepresented Stories (Homebound at TIFF)

Updated on 25 November 202226 December 2021Film Reviews

‘House of Gucci’ Review: Not a Classic, Mostly Chaotic

Shayeza Walid reviews the controversial blockbuster dominating online discourse When the House of Gucci trailer was released earlier this year, the movie seemed to have …

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Updated on 24 December 202124 December 2021Misc. Features

Our Unconventional Festive Watchlist

We’re having a bit of an unconventional winter this year, to say the least, so the editors-in-chief thought we would put together a list of …

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Updated on 22 December 202122 December 2021Film Reviews

‘The Card Counter’ (2021) Review

Aryan Tauqeer reviews Paul Schrader’s newest directorial venture. A mirror image of many of the traits he writes for his characters, Paul Schrader has grown …

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Updated on 5 October 202221 December 2021Film Reviews

LKFF 2021: ‘Shades of the Heart’ Review

Madeline Choi reviews Kim Jong Kwan’s anthology exploration of grief and artistic creation. A meditation on modern loneliness, director and screenwriter Kim Jong Kwan’s character-driven …

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Updated on 15 December 202115 December 2021Film Reviews

‘È stata la mano di Dio’ (The Hand of God) Review

Siena Muller reviews an 80s Italian film about a teen struggling to find his place after he’s saved from an accident by football legend Diego …

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Updated on 16 December 202115 December 2021Film Reviews

Almost Perfect: ‘I Was Born, But…’ Review

Ivan Noden reviews Yasujirō Ozus’s 1932 Japanese silent film about the struggles of two brothers understanding grown-ups and integrating within a social circle. The first …

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Updated on 22 October 202314 December 2021Film Reviews

Raindance 2021 – ‘Sami, Joe, and I’ Review

Zheyuan Tony Yang reviews the struggles of three girls in Switzerland in overcoming their differences in their sisterhood friendship and their tries to make the …

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Updated on 14 December 202113 December 2021Film Reviews

Raindance 2021 – ‘Listen’ Review

Wuyou Wei reviews the story of a Portuguese couple and their three children living in the suburbs of London. Listen revolves around a Portuguese couple …

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Updated on 8 December 20218 December 2021Film Reviews

‘BAC Nord’ (2021) Film Review

Thomas Delorme reviews a french crime drama about three Marseille cops getting a chance to bust a major drug network. The idealistic panorama commonly associated …

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Updated on 6 December 20216 December 2021Film Reviews

Raindance 2021 – ‘The Day I Found A Girl In The Trash’ Review

Alexia Mihaila reviews a Polish dystopian story about a boy who tries to stop a corrupt state from legally enslaving criminals. In the Poland of …

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  • Who Is My Master and How Have I Come to Be? Universe25 (2025) & A Spontaneous Sunday At The Armenian Film Festival
  • La Haine (1995): A Commentary on Systemic State Violence and its Consequences 
  • “Love You, Partner”: On Love and the World of Zootopia 2
  • Challenging Narratives in South Asian Films (Permanent Guest at TIFF)

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