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‘Maid’ Empathically Shines a Light on the Harsh Realities of Poverty
The Netflix series, based on the bestselling memoir, also features a rock-solid performance by Margaret Qualley.
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Gaspar Noé’s ‘Vortex’ is a Tender Experimental Dive Into Dementia
Split screen entertainment is back and sadder than ever.
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‘Venom: Let There Be Carnage’ Nearly Achieves Rom-Com Delight
“I’m just a Symbiote, standing in front of a boy…” If only comic book franchises and their audiences were ready for the love affair this sequel demands.
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‘No Time to Die’ Says Bye to Bond with Big Action and Bigger Emotion
Daniel Craig’s run as James Bond comes to a fitting end.
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‘The Tragedy of Macbeth’ Makes Shakespeare a Marvel Once Again
Move over, Branagh!
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‘The Many Saints of Newark’ is a Solid Mobster Film
Whether you’re a fan of The Sopranos or not, this is a solid tale of mobsters and morality.
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‘Creepshow’ Returns for a Third Season of Murder, Monsters, and More
A Joe Hill story and a tale of hive-mind fandom make up the season’s premiere episode.
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TIFF 2021: ‘I’m Your Man’ is Positively Loveable
Are we human or are we Dan Stevens the German-speaking love robot?
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TIFF 2021: ‘The Humans’ is a Fantastically Acted if Redundant Debut
Finally, an A24 horror film about the terror of tension-riddled family gatherings.