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The Father

By Alex Saveliev | February 2021

Every once in a while, there comes a career-defining performance from a master actor that doesn’t just steal a film… it owns it.…

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Every once in a while, there comes a career-defining performance from a master actor that doesn't just steal a film... it owns it. It seeps into each of...

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Every once in a while, an extraordinary feature comes along that not only defies convention but leaves an indelible impression, and burrows itself into the...

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This review is brought to you by the letter B. B for Black Christmas, the second remake of the 1974 cult favorite; following the 2006 entry, which for the...

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Idiosyncrasy is defined as a characteristic, habit, or mannerism that is singular to the person discussed. In movie-making terms, it generally means that a...

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Mobile Homes explores how a young mother and son survive from bouncing around from motel to motel, unexpectedly landing in a transportable mobile home they...

SIFF TURNS FORTY: 2014 SEATTLE INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL WRAP-UP

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