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Category: Week In, Week Out

Week In, Week Out

Movies of the Week #43 #44 (2020)

6 Nov 2020
La Grande Bellezza (2013): Hard to believe it's been seven years since La Grande Bellezza was released. It's a movie I've seen many times already, each one as pleasurable as…
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Movies of the Week #41 #42 (2020)

24 Oct 2020
The Forty-Year-Old Version (2020): Radha Blank wrote, directed and starred in one of 2020s best movies, a thoughtful, engaging and thoroughly enjoyable story about finding your voice and fighting for…
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Movies of the Week #40 (2020)

10 Oct 202026 Oct 2020
Spontaneous (2020): This was a week dominated by teen movies and rom-coms, all enjoyable, none quite exceptional. Well, that is, until Spontaneous, which is, at least, something completely different. Starring…
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Movies of the Week #38 #39 (2020)

2 Oct 2020
Challenger: The Final Flight (2020): I've always had an interest for the game of...space and tell and vividly recall the Columbia disaster in 2003. Challenger was the perfect storm 17…
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Movies of the Week #36 #37 (2020)

19 Sep 202019 Sep 2020
In Fabric (2018): Coming across a movie as gorgeous as Peter Strickland's In Fabric is a rare thing. It being a complex B-movie about a killer dress and yet engaging…
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Movies of the Week #34 #35 (2020)

8 Sep 202010 Sep 2020
Frankenstein (1931): Movies of the 30s are an acquired taste, with their post-silent-era narrative and acting eccentricities. Yet, Frankenstein feels almost modern in this context, perhaps because a non-speaking monster…
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Movies of the Week #32 #33 (2020)

19 Aug 2020
Sweetheart (2019): I kinda feel that the best movies at expressing deep rooted discrimination, abuse and inequality have been horror movies. There's something about clever allegories, subtle nuances and metaphors…
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Movies of the Week #31 (2020)

7 Aug 2020
My Name is Tanino (2002): Way before Paolo Virzi did La pazza gioia (2016) or Il capitale umano (2013), he directed My Name is Tanino, a movie that stands out…
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Movies of the Week #29 #30 (2020)

31 Jul 2020
The Russian Five (2018): With all my experience of hockey coming about during that one edition of NHL I played relentlessly in the early 2000s, I still look upon the…
Week In, Week Out

Movies of the Week #28 (2020)

17 Jul 202022 Jul 2020
Relic (2020): Whether you are into horror movies or not, Relic is bound to creep you out and send you into a spiral of dark thoughts. Natalia Erika James' movie,…
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Movies of the Week #27 (2020)

11 Jul 202011 Jul 2020
Sorry We Missed You (2019): Even in his 80s, director Ken Loach is razor sharp in his critique of social disequilibrium and shortcomings. The movie follows up on the exceptional…
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Movies of the Week #25 #26 (2020)

3 Jul 20206 Jul 2020
Babyteeth (2019): Shannon Murphy's debut feature is a heartbreaking ride in the realm of lost youth and boundless exuberance. You never quite know where it's going to go, taking a…

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