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    Home » Movie Reviews » Page 115

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    Two people and a cat are in a room with wooden flooring and plants. One person is sitting at a table, the other is crouched near the cat, which is looking upwards. A large mirror reflects part of the scene.
    6.5
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    ‘In Our Day’ Review – Quiet Reflection And The Importance Of Cats Inform This Film About Identity

    By Phil WalshJune 20, 20240

    In Our Day is quiet and contemplative as it peels back the layers of life. There is an almost meditative quality to the film.

    A woman with wet hair lies on a bed, looking contemplative. She is covered with a beige sheet and her head rests on a pillow.
    9.0
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    ‘I Used To Be Funny’ Review – Rachel Sennott Gets The Last Laugh In This Poignant Dramedy

    By Phil WalshJune 19, 20240

    Experience Rachel Sennott’s captivating performance in this dark comedy, I Used To Be Funny, infused with #MeToo themes.

    An older man teaches a young boy a boxing stance while a middle-aged man watches on a dimly lit street.
    5.0
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    ‘Ezra’ Review – Good Intentions, Bad Decisions

    By Phoenix CloudenJune 18, 20240

    As it’s written, Ezra feels like the first few episodes in a limited series than it does a movie. Read our full review inside!

    Three people sit in an old car parked on a dimly lit street at night; two men in front, one wearing a suit and tie, and a woman in the backseat. The atmosphere appears tense.
    7.0
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    ‘Reverse The Curse’ Review – Solid Dramedy Swings For The Heartstrings

    By Lane MillsJune 17, 20240

    Discover the perfect balance of comedy and drama in ‘Reverse the Curse’. This dramedy will keep you entertained from start to finish.

    Two people are facing each other closely, illuminated by dim, blue-tinted lighting. One person has long, light-colored hair and multiple ear piercings. Both appear to be engaged in an intimate moment.
    8.0
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    ‘Chestnut’ Review – Natalia Dyer Radiates In Challengers-esque Tale

    By Phil WalshJune 17, 20240

    Discover the captivating film Chestnut, directed by Jac Cron. Experience the emotional journey of friendship and self-awakening.

    A close-up of a lion's face seen through a rusty metal cage.
    9.0
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    ‘Checkpoint Zoo’ Review – Moving Documentary Embodies The Greater Good [Tribeca 2024]

    By Lane MillsJune 17, 20240

    Learn about the inspiring rescue efforts showcased in Checkpoint Zoo, a documentary that highlights the incredible story of saving endangered animals during a conflict.

    A person with long hair wearing a puffer jacket looks out of a window.
    7.0
    Movie Reviews

    ‘Satisfied’ Review – A Rewarding Look At Renée Elise Goldsberry [Tribeca 2024]

    By Dillon GonzalesJune 16, 20240

    There are not many who can compare to Renée Elise Goldsberry, and Satisfied gives you some insight into why that is the case.

    Two men in a dimly lit room. One is seated and appears concerned, while the other stands behind holding a rope, focused on it. The background features floral wallpaper.
    5.0
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    ‘The Shallow Tale Of A Writer Who Decided To Write About A Serial Killer’ Review – This New Comedy Of Errors Never Lives Up To Its Inspired Premise [Tribeca 2024]

    By Larry FriedJune 16, 20240

    Turkish auteur Tolga Karaçelik makes his English-language debut with this farce about a retired killer saving a struggling writer’s marriage.

    An elderly man with a shaved head wearing an orange hoodie with a peace symbol holds a finger to his lips, sitting in an indoor setting with framed pictures on the wall behind him.
    7.0
    Movie Reviews

    ‘Following Harry’ Review – An Entertainer And Civil Rights Activist Guides The Next Generation [Tribeca 2024]

    By Tristian EvansJune 15, 20240

    Learn about the remarkable life and legacy of Harry Belafonte in the powerful documentary ‘Following Harry’.

    A man and woman walk on a park path at dusk. The man supports the woman, whose eyes are closed. She wears a denim jacket, and they both appear relaxed. Streetlights and trees are visible in the background.
    7.5
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    ‘Darkest Miriam’ Review – A Powerful Story Exploring Grief And Love [Tribeca 2024]

    By Cameron K. RitterJune 14, 20240

    Naomi Jaye’s Darkest Miriam explores the realities of both grief and love through a small glimpse into one person’s life.

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