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A little too enamored of its own references, this teen horror-comedy feels a bit misshapen but still delivers some light fun.
Author: Alissa Wilkinson
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‘The Taste of Things’ Review: Love, Loss and Loins of Veal
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Juliette Binoche stars in an instant culinary classic that exquisitely captures the kitchen’s bittersweet blessing.
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‘Perfect Days’ Review: Hanging On
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Directed by Wim Wenders, this Oscar-nominated Japanese drama gently excavates the life of a toilet cleaner, and the shadows that lurk inside.
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3 Celebrity Documentaries Worth Your Time
The New York Times – Film:
The typical star biography avoids warts. But there are films that combine critical takes with a better understanding of their subjects’ cultural import.
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The Point of ‘Saltburn’ Isn’t What You Think It Is
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The streaming hit has generated much chatter for its transgressive scenes. But those are diversions, camouflaging what the director is really doing.
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The Point of ‘Saltburn’ Isn’t What You Think It Is
The New York Times – Film:
The streaming hit has generated much chatter for its transgressive scenes. But those are diversions, camouflaging what the director is really doing.
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‘Argylle’ Review: A Cat Cannot Save It
The New York Times – Film:
A simulacrum of a spy movie offers few pleasures and plenty of headaches.
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‘Skin Deep’ Review: A Different Kind of Therapy
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A sensitive relationship drama in sci-fi trappings explores big questions about bodies, souls and intimacy.
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Sundance Documentaries: ‘Eternal You,’ ‘Ibelin’ and More
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Festival documentaries ranged across the genre map, but several explored the lengths we’ll go to communicate with lost loved ones.