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‘Queen of Hearts’ Review: Lust and Poor Choices Make Tragic Bedfellows [Sundance]
A tragic reminder that we’re all capable of destroying the ones we love.
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‘The Sharks’ Review: A Beautifully Mesmerizing Coming of Age Tale from Uruguay [Sundance]
The line between bored teenager and budding sociopath is a fine one.
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‘Honey Boy’ Review: Shia LaBeouf’s Screenwriting Debut Is a Soul-Baring Memoir [Sundance]
The Beef is Mr. The Beef.
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26 Sundance 2019 Movies We Can’t Wait to See
From outlandishly distorted nursery-rhyme antagonists to mothering robots after the apocalypse to Zac Efron as Ted Bundy, Sundance 2019 has a lot to look forward to
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The Movies The Film Festivals of 2018 Told Us to Watch
Already drowning in conversation about the same handful of films for Awards Season?
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‘If Beale Street Could Talk’ Review: Barry Jenkins Delivers Another Masterpiece
A dazzling array of colors and beauty bring this tragedy to life.
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‘The House That Jack Built’ Review: Lars von Trier’s Construction of Violent Delights
Lars von Trier is doing his Lars von Trier shtick again.
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‘The Favourite’ Review: Colman, Stone, and Weisz Are a Fantastic Feuding Trio
Comedy and tragedy, history and modernity fuse on New York Film Festival’s opening night
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‘Anna and the Apocalypse’ Review: Pure Genre Joy with a Toe-Tapping Beat
If you’re not smiling during this one, you’re probably an asshole.
