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Scary Mother By Ela Bittencourt Ana Urushadze’s Scary Mother and Rolla Tahir’s Sira screen at TIFF Bell Lightbox on Thursday, February 14 as part...
Notes on an Appearance By Adam Cook Scaffold and Notes on an Appearance screen together on Thursday, January 17 at TIFF Bell Lightbox as part of...
By Michael Sicinski. 1. This is the story of a repetition. General Juan Perón was elected President of Argentina for the first time in 1946, and...
By Mark Peranson. And now, a few thoughts on the occasion of attending the revitalized Marrakesh International Film Festival and the industry...
By Blake Williams. For whatever thematic heavy-handedness or structural deficiencies Carlos Reygadas’ films may consistently and inevitably...
By Jonathan Rosenbaum. Since I don’t have much investment in parsing Arnaud Desplechin’s arsenal of “personal” references, I had to look...
By Lawrence Garcia. About 20 minutes into A Land Imagined, the nominal protagonist, Detective Lok (Peter Yu), tells his partner of how, on his...
*The Land of the Unknown: Roberto Minervini on What You Gonna Do When the World’s on Fire? By Jordan Cronk. “Poetry floats up in my memory like...
By Sean Rogers. “I think that to write the music for that scene was also his way to tell it…You almost have the impression that his script for...
By Christopher Small. Almost anyone who has spent a prolonged period at a film festival understands the soothing familiarity of a good pre-movie...
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