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Review: Godard's The Image Book is an archive of western failures
The cinema titan's disenchantment is palpable in painterly essay film that examines war and violence using classic film and news footage Read more
TV review: Black Earth Rising, about genocide, war and family, is a solid Netflix watch
Sprawling new series looks at the West’s relationship to Africa and the mythology of heroism in war Read more
Review: Cold War is a chilly but effective look at two people living in the aftermath of World War II
Oscar-winning director Pawel Pawlikowski’s black-and-white drama makes us feel for its put-upon characters Read more
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Review: Hale County This Morning, This Evening finds the sublime in Alabama
Photographer-turned-filmmaker RaMell Ross's documentary debut is subtly affecting and boldly ambitious Read more
Review: Hal will make you want to rediscover the films of director Hal Ashby
He’s largely unknown today, but Amy Scott’s anecdote-heavy documentary about the 70s filmmaker could change that Read more
Review: Stan & Ollie is a lot more than prosthetics and stunt casting
Biopic about legendary comedy duo Laurel and Hardy is done with sensitivity and subtlety Read more
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TV review: Marvel's The Punisher is much improved in season 2
The Netflix series likely won't be back for a third season Read more
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TV review: Netflix's Sex Education is a clever and raunchy teen comedy
British series is about a generation of teens who have grown up with unlimited access to information about sex, but struggle with the nuts and bolts of it Read more
Review: Wildlife burns with a quiet but powerful flame
Months after it opened in the U.S., Paul Dano's subtle period drama finally hits Toronto, and it's worth checking out Read more