‘Saint Maud’ provides a nuanced look at religious fanaticism with an explosive ending, anchored by a chilling lead performance.
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A Glitch in the Matrix Review
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Sundance 2021: Prisoners of the Ghostland is a Fever Dream That Doesn’t Fully Realize Its Potential
For the first time in esteemed Japanese auteur Sion Sono’s career, he has made his English-language debut…
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Sundance 2021: In The Earth Brings Ben Wheatley Back to His Roots
Ben Wheatley returns to his horror roots with incredible results in his latest film, In The Earth…
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Sundance 2021: President Thoroughly Documents Zimbabwe’s 2018 Election
In 2017, Zimbabwe’s President Mugabe was ousted from power and tendered his resignation after a military coup…
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Sundance 2021: I Was a Simple Man Navigates the Relationship Between Life and Death
Christopher Makoto Yogi’s previous film, August at Akiko’s, feels like the perfect companion piece and set up…
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How did the Chinese government turn pandemic cover ups in Wuhan into a triumph for the Communist party?
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Flee recounts a single refugee’s experience with wonderful animation and a heartbreaking, but hopeful story.
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The Marksman Review
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The Street Fighter franchise has a long storied history that has carried on for over 30 years.…
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While looking great and consisting of a competent combat system, Godfall fails to deliver anything memorable.
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Yakuza: Like a Dragon’s new turn-based combat system and lovable protagonist will please established and new fans alike, despite a few bumps in the road.
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TIFF 2020: Shadow in the Cloud Review
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