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22/10/2018
Cinema, Festivals, Movies, Reviews

The Sisters Brothers: LFF Film Review

Joaquin Phoenix and John C. Reilly are assigned to find a prospector and find his formula for hunting gold.

22/10/2018
Cinema, Festivals, Movies, Reviews

Stan & Ollie: LFF Film Review

Steve Coogan and John C. Reilly play Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy in this biographical drama.

21/10/2018
Cinema, Festivals, Movies, Reviews

A Private War: LFF Film Review

Rosamund Pike plays Sunday Times war correspondent Marie Colvin in this biographical drama.

20/10/2018
Cinema, Disney+, Movies, Reviews

The Hate U Give: Film Review

A young girl witnesses her childhood friend being shot by a police officer during a traffic stop.

19/10/2018
Cinema, Festivals, Movies, Reviews

Vox Lux: LFF Film Review

Natalie Portman plays a troubled pop star named Celeste who is preparing for a press conference.

17/10/2018
Cinema, Movies, Reviews

Halloween (2018): Film Review

Forty years after the events of the original, Michael Myers returns to Haddonfield – and Laurie Strode is waiting.

17/10/2018
Cinema, Festivals, Movies, Reviews

Rafiki: LFF Film Review

Samantha Mugatsia and Sheila Munyiva star in this LGBTQ romance story set in Kenya.

16/10/2018
Cinema, Festivals, Movies, Reviews

Utoya: July 22 – LFF Film Review

This film depicts the tragedy of 22 July 2011, when a gunman went on a shooting spree.

15/10/2018
Cinema, Movies, Reviews

Fahrenheit 11/9: Film Review

Michael Moore’s documentary focuses on President Trump and how he won the election.

14/10/2018
Cinema, Festivals, Movies, Reviews

Beautiful Boy: LFF Film Review

Timothee Chalamet and Steve Carell play a young drug addict and his father.

13/10/2018
Cinema, Festivals, Movies, Reviews

The Old Man & the Gun: LFF Film Review

Robert Redford plays a career criminal and prison escape artist in David Lowery’s latest.

13/10/2018
Cinema, Festivals, Movies, Reviews

Happy New Year, Colin Burstead.: LFF Film Review

Colin and his dysfunctional family celebrate the New Year at a rented stately home.

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