The Peasants
Luminous hand-painting animates a famed Polish tale of female defiance in a rural world of predatory opportunism and survival.
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Posted by Carmen Gray | Dec 3, 2023 | Festivals, Featured, International Oscars 2024, Toronto 2023 |
Luminous hand-painting animates a famed Polish tale of female defiance in a rural world of predatory opportunism and survival.
Read MorePosted by Kevin Jagernauth | Sep 14, 2023 | Festivals, Toronto 2023 |
2023 Toronto International Film Festival sparkles with starry debuts and international favorites.
Read MorePosted by Kevin Jagernauth | Sep 12, 2023 | Toronto 2023, Festivals |
Nina Palcek follows Lydia Tár in managing Mahler’s 5th with a spiralling personal life in slow-burn thriller ‘Not A Word.’
Read MorePosted by Jay Weissberg | Sep 6, 2023 | Festivals, Featured, VENICE 2023 |
Ava DuVernay’s “Origin” is a highly ambitious attempt to fictionalize Isabel Wilkerson’s theory on the centrality of caste rather than race in determining discriminatory hierarchies, playing to the director’s strengths in terms of depicting personal relationships but also her weaknesses in several overly didactic sequences that treat characters and audiences like ignoramuses.
Read MorePosted by Jay Weissberg | Sep 3, 2023 | Festivals, London, NYC, Toronto 2023, VENICE 2023 |
The inability to open oneself to love is the main beast of Bertrand Bonello’s striking and cerebral film that follows a stalled relationship over three time periods, though the message in the central portion doesn’t have the same resonance as the other two.
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