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'Borat Subsequent Moviefilm': Film Review - www.hollywoodreporter.com - Chicago
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31.10.2020 / 20:10

'Borat Subsequent Moviefilm': Film Review

This month, stay-at-home moviegoers can watch Sacha Baron Cohen be a political prankster who delights in provoking opponents into exposing their worst sides. They can enjoy his career-best performance and marvel at the subtleties he finds in a character whose reputation has suffered from years of caricature.

'Spell': Film Review - www.hollywoodreporter.com - USA
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31.10.2020 / 15:31

'Spell': Film Review

"We don't have much in the way of Obamacare down here," says Eloise (Loretta Devine), the hoodoo-practicing matriarch who serves as the chief villain of Spell. That it's the most ominous line of Kurt Wimmer's screenplay provides some indication of the dearth of genuine thrills in the new horror film directed by Mark Tonderai that provides an African-American riff on themes rendered much scarier in Misery.

'Pink Skies Ahead': Film Review | AFI 2020 - www.hollywoodreporter.com
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30.10.2020 / 16:59

'Pink Skies Ahead': Film Review | AFI 2020

Kelly Oxford’s debut feature Pink Skies Ahead is the kind of coming-of-age comedy that is destined for cult status, if not full-on indie success. It has all the necessary ingredients of an upper-middle-class coming-of-age comedy: a young woman trying to find herself, a pair of worried, coddling parents, and a crew of comical friends.

'Home': Film Review | Rome 2020 - www.hollywoodreporter.com - Germany - Rome
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30.10.2020 / 03:05

'Home': Film Review | Rome 2020

Can a repentant law-breaker find forgiveness in the blind prejudice of provincial America? Although the slow-starting drama Home never really catches fire, it patiently draws the viewer into the story of a young ex-con struggling for normalcy and acceptance, thanks to emotionally convincing turns by leads Jake McLaughlin, Kathy Bates and Derek Richardson.

'Eyimofe (This is My Desire)': Film Review | AFI 2020 - www.hollywoodreporter.com - city Lagos
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29.10.2020 / 23:32

'Eyimofe (This is My Desire)': Film Review | AFI 2020

Two complete strangers trying to scrape by in the sprawling metropolis of Lagos are at the heart of Eyimofe (This is My Desire), a promising, quietly moving first feature from the directing duo of Arie and Chuko Esiri.

'Holidate': Film Review - www.hollywoodreporter.com
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29.10.2020 / 13:46

'Holidate': Film Review

Thriller author Gillian Flynn didn't invent the "cool girl," but she did codify her.

'She Paradise': Film Review | AFI 2020 - www.hollywoodreporter.com - Trinidad And Tobago
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28.10.2020 / 21:30

'She Paradise': Film Review | AFI 2020

Whether you call it classic or generic, the coming-of-age story of Sparkle, the fittingly named 17-year-old at the center of She Paradise, follows a familiar trajectory. She's a teen with drive, talent and an independent streak, defying parental disapproval and breaking away from childhood.

'Friendsgiving': Film Review - www.hollywoodreporter.com
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26.10.2020 / 10:18

'Friendsgiving': Film Review

A holiday plan for two lifelong friends to drown their sorrows in pie turns into something much more sociable in Friendsgiving, the writing-directing debut of comic actress Nicole Paone. Jam-packed with familiar names, it is most interested in those besties (played by Malin Akerman and Kat Dennings), whose exasperated complaints about failed relationships don't deliver the laughs they seem intended to.

'Pixie': Film Review - www.hollywoodreporter.com - Britain - Ireland
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26.10.2020 / 10:14

'Pixie': Film Review

Set against the majestic backdrop of Ireland's wild west coast, Pixie is a trigger-happy comedy road movie that relies more on boorish energy than wit or charm. It marks the self-produced solo directing debut of veteran British producer Barnaby Thompson, whose long lost of credits includes the Wayne's World movies, working here from a screenplay by his son Preston.

'True Mothers' ('Asa ga Kuru'): Film Review - www.hollywoodreporter.com
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26.10.2020 / 05:08

'True Mothers' ('Asa ga Kuru'): Film Review

A middle-class couple who can’t have children turns to an adoption agency for a baby, only to find their happiness threatened years later when their son’s biological mother shows up and demands him back. Though the story is based on a novel by mystery writer Mizuki Tsujimura, True Mothers (Asa ga Kuru) is a true Naomi Kawase film: a lush visual reworking of parental angst and despair, offset by frequent interludes of communing with that great healer, Mother Nature.

'The Witches': Film Review - www.hollywoodreporter.com - Britain
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23.10.2020 / 15:03

'The Witches': Film Review

The macabre humor of Roald Dahl survived even a sweetened ending that irked the famed British children’s author in Nicolas Roeg's delectable 1990 film of The Witches, thanks in large part to the glorious villainy of Anjelica Huston.

'American Selfie: One Nation Shoots Itself': Film Review - www.hollywoodreporter.com - USA
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22.10.2020 / 16:29

'American Selfie: One Nation Shoots Itself': Film Review

Documentary filmmaker Alexandra Pelosi says that the purpose of her latest film was to "take the temperature of how people feel about America today." Judging by the alarming footage on display in American Selfie: One Nation Shoots Itself —premiering Friday on Showtime — the country is suffering from a high-grade fever.

'The Boy Behind the Door': Film Review | AFI 2020 - www.hollywoodreporter.com
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21.10.2020 / 03:37

'The Boy Behind the Door': Film Review | AFI 2020

In The Boy Behind the Door, a gripping twist on the home-invasion thriller, first-time feature directors David Charbonier and Justin Powell plunge two tween boys into escalating peril, relentlessly intensifying a cascading series of lethal threats over the film’s excruciating runtime.

'Radium Girls': Film Review - www.hollywoodreporter.com
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21.10.2020 / 02:23

'Radium Girls': Film Review

You can feel the urgency fueling Lydia Dean Pilcher and Ginny Mohler's historical drama about a little-known, shameful episode in our country's past. Despite taking place in the 1920s, Radium Girls feels particularly relevant in these times when the current administration has devoted itself with a passion to rolling back protections for workers.

'The Sounding': Film Review - www.hollywoodreporter.com
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20.10.2020 / 13:04

'The Sounding': Film Review

Mental health institutions are not filled with emotionally disturbed individuals, but rather brave iconoclasts unwilling to conform to societal rules. That, at least, is an idea that's been posited in popular culture for what seems like forever, most prominently advanced in the book, stage and screen versions of One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest.

'The Road Up': Film Review - www.hollywoodreporter.com - Chicago
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20.10.2020 / 11:39

'The Road Up': Film Review

During the COVID-19 pandemic, some films take on more relevance than anyone could have planned. (Contagion is just the start.) The Road Up, a worthwhile new documentary about a Chicago jobs-training program, has the bad luck to be the opposite kind.

Film Review: ‘Truman & Tennessee: An Intimate Conversation’ - deadline.com - Tennessee
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19.10.2020 / 22:50

Film Review: ‘Truman & Tennessee: An Intimate Conversation’

Todd McCarthy Two of the most engaging and beguiling talkers—and, oh yes, two of the better writers—of the last century share the spotlight in Truman & Tennessee: An Intimate Conversation.

‘Pink Skies Ahead’ Film Review: Young Writer Releases Her Anxiety Over Her Anxiety in Empathetic Coming-of-Age Tale - thewrap.com
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19.10.2020 / 07:23

‘Pink Skies Ahead’ Film Review: Young Writer Releases Her Anxiety Over Her Anxiety in Empathetic Coming-of-Age Tale

Also Read: Henry Winkler Joins Jessica Barden in Drama 'Pink Skies Ahead'When Winona feels a lump in her armpit, she goes to see her physician, Dr. Cotton (Henry Winkler) — or, rather, her pediatrician, whom she insists on seeing over his objections, given that she’s now 20.

‘Pink Skies Again’ Film Review: Young Writer Releases Her Anxiety Over Her Anxiety in Empathetic Coming-of-Age Tale - thewrap.com
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19.10.2020 / 06:47

‘Pink Skies Again’ Film Review: Young Writer Releases Her Anxiety Over Her Anxiety in Empathetic Coming-of-Age Tale

Also Read: Henry Winkler Joins Jessica Barden in Drama 'Pink Skies Ahead'When Winona feels a lump in her armpit, she goes to see her physician, Dr. Cotton (Henry Winkler) — or, rather, her pediatrician, whom she insists on seeing over his objections, given that she’s now 20.

'The Kid Detective': Film Review - www.hollywoodreporter.com
hollywoodreporter.com
17.10.2020 / 01:37

'The Kid Detective': Film Review

A movie that keeps revealing itself to be a little bit odder, a little bit better than you thought it was two minutes ago, Evan Morgan's The Kid Detective is either a lucky accident or a balancing act more graceful than a first-time writer/director should expect to pull off. The tale of a 32 year-old failure (Adam Brody) who was once his town's most celebrated child, it spends much of its time looking, with some humor but little mockery, at how it feels to fail to live up to one's potential.

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