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‘Not Okay’ Review: Zoey Deutch Dazzles in Better-Than-OK Social Media Satire
In the sophomore feature from ‘Blame’ filmmaker Quinn Shephard, Zoey Deutch stars as a wannabe writer whose fake travel posts backfire on her.
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‘Murina’: Film Review
Family friction roils a celebratory gathering beneath the Adriatic sun in Croatian filmmaker Antoneta Alamat Kusijanovic’s drama, named best debut feature at Cannes.
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‘The Sea Beast’: Film Review
In the latest animated feature from Chris Williams (‘Moana,’ ‘Big Hero 6’), a young orphan joins forces with a legendary hunter of ocean monsters.
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The Hollywood Reporter Critics Pick the 10 Best Films of 2022 (So Far)
THR critics pick faves from the first half of the year, including a Pixar charmer, two urgent abortion dramas and a sci-fi starring Colin Farrell.
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‘Lakota Nation vs. United States’: Film Review | Tribeca 2022
A documentary that premiered at Tribeca traces the Lakotas’ ongoing struggle to reclaim their sacred land, the Black Hills, and protect it from U.S. government and corporate interests.
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‘Brian and Charles’: Film Review
Expanding upon their short film, writer-actors David Earl and Christopher Hayward play, respectively, a lonely Welsh inventor and the robot companion he creates out of odds and ends.
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Andy Garcia and Gloria Estefan in HBO Max’s ‘Father of the Bride’: Film Review
In the latest feature adaptation of a 1949 novel, a Cuban American couple in Miami put their divorce on hold in order to plan their daughter’s wedding.
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‘My Name Is Andrea’: Film Review | Tribeca 2022
A documentary portrait of Andrea Dworkin, a major figure in second-wave feminism, takes a hybrid approach, combining archival material and performances by actors including Ashley Judd and Andrea Riseborough.
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Ray Romano and Laurie Metcalf in ‘Somewhere in Queens’: Film Review | Tribeca 2022
The actor's first feature as a director is an ensemble comic drama about a family man who becomes too invested in his basketball-playing son’s hoop dreams.
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‘The Phantom of the Open’: Film Review
Mark Rylance and Sally Hawkins star in a comic drama based on the true story of a British man who made sports history as the world’s worst golfer.
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‘Jane Campion: The Cinema Woman’: Film Review | Cannes 2022
Drawing upon interviews from throughout the filmmaker’s career, Julie Bertuccelli’s documentary explores the process and philosophy of the ‘Power of the Dog’ helmer.
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The Hollywood Reporter Critics Pick 20 Cannes Film Festival Favorites
A Queens-set memory piece from James Gray, a career best from Léa Seydoux, a devastating donkey story and a documentary about surgery that would make Cronenberg blush were among THR film critics' faves from the fest.
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