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Category: Week In, Week Out

Week In, Week Out

Movies of the Week #3 (2022)

22 Jan 2022
Sideways (2004): This is one of those movies that aged as finely as its subject matter (wine) - or maybe it helps that I'm more of a mid-life crisis age…
Week In, Week Out

Movies of the Week #1-2 (2022)

14 Jan 202214 Jan 2022
Titane (2021): So how about something completely different? Julia Ducournau's follow up to Raw (2016) is, if not more polarizing, then at least more abstract. The plot is somewhat simple:…
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Movies of the Week #52 (2021)

31 Dec 2021
The French Dispatch (2021): Wes Anderson is one of the most stylistically distinctive directors out there - and you either love the style or love it much less than you…
Week In, Week Out

Movies of the Week #51 (2021)

24 Dec 2021
The Novice (2021): Lauren Hadaway's debut feature is what you'd expect to see if you zoomed into those rowing scenes during The Social Network and applied the Black Swan treatment…
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Movies of the Week #50 (2021)

18 Dec 2021
Boiling Point (2021): Movies set in kitchens are...tight! But also exciting, dynamic and quite depressing, given the intensity so dutifully portrayed in each and every restaurant-based-story. Boiling Point conjures a…
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Movies of the Week #46-49 (2021)

10 Dec 2021
Celle que vous croyez (2019): A more extreme version of the "voices in our head" theme, Safy Nebbou's movie tells Claire's story of unrequited love. Clair, a 50something woman, is…
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Movies of the Week #45 (2021)

14 Nov 2021
Bergman Island (2021): I am almost willing to say that I'm ashamed of never having seen a Bergman movie (well, does half of The Seventh Seal count?). But I openly…
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Movies of the Week #44 (2021)

5 Nov 2021
Dune (2021): The much awaited adaptation from Denis Villeneuve has finally arrived. Its limitations lie in the scope and breadth of the source material, so very difficult to adapt into…
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Movies of the Week #40-43 (2021)

29 Oct 2021
The Card Counter (2021): Paul Schrader surprised everyone with First Reformed, after a series of very lame ducks throughout the 00s. His follow-up, chronologically and thematically, is also a standout…
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Movies of the Week #39 (2021)

1 Oct 2021
Bodied (2017): I have zero rapping affinities, but there's something inherently cool in this witty, irreverent and ambitious movie. Joseph Kahn didn't quite convince me with his previous feature, Detention,…
Week In, Week Out

Movies of the Week #38 (2021)

24 Sep 2021
Schumacher (2021): The docu takes us from Michael’s financially-stricken youth to his first title for Ferrari, before fast-forwarding through the next ten+ years. It makes some sense, because most of…
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Movie of the Week #36-37 (2021)

17 Sep 202117 Sep 2021
CODA (2021): Not sure why I have a bit of a fascination with movies portraying the deaf community - while sometimes crude in their depiction, they tend to charm me.…

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