Studio: Likely Story
Director: William Oldroyd
Feb 02, 2023
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Eileen is a slow-paced, surprisingly twisty thriller built upon two great performances and a fascinating script.
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Studio: Charades
Director: Charlotte Regan
Feb 01, 2023
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While many of Scrapper’s successes are attributable to its dynamic screenplay, the performances truly make the film.
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Studio: Topic Studios
Director: Randall Park
Jan 31, 2023
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Randall Park’s Shortcomings is a humorous yet not fully developed story about a man constantly failing to realize that he’s the worst person in the world.
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Studio: Tunnel Post
Director: Justin Chon
Jan 30, 2023
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Jamojaya has the tools to resonate in a much more striking fashion, but needs a longer runtime or a larger focus on a single narrative to make that happen.
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Studio: CAA
Director: Rachel Lambert
Jan 28, 2023
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Sometimes I Think About Dying is a heartwarming yet somewhat clichéd look at a lonely person learning to open up to those around them.
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Studio: UTA
Director: Noora Niasari
Jan 27, 2023
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Shayda is a heart-wrenching, if not somewhat familiar, tale about a woman trying to escape abuse and create a better life for herself and her child.
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Studio: Neon
Director: Brandon Cronenberg
Jan 26, 2023
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If the narrative was just as tight as the film’s style, Infinity Pool could have achieved much more in its two-hour running time.
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Studio: Brigade
Anton Corbijn
Jan 25, 2023
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The beauty of Corbijn’s film is that anyone–even those who know The Dark Side of the Moon’s cover and nothing more–can find things to enjoy and love in Hipgnosis’ story.
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Studio: Los Angeles Media Fund
Elijah Bynum
Jan 24, 2023
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Magazine Dreams is a mostly paper-thin look at the dangers of toxic masculinity.
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Studio: Lionsgate Films
Mary Nighy
Jan 22, 2023
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Alice, Darling is undoubtedly difficult thematic terrain to navigate, but Nighy and her cast all acquit themselves admirably.
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