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Will Smith Connect with Conscience and Nature in Pole to Pole
If someone told you that Will Smith was hosting a docuseries where he cut scales off of an Anaconda, dragged gear in freezing temps across the North and South Pole,…
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Day One: Sundance Remembers Redford’s Legacy “Everyone Has a Story”
Amy Redford opened the event by saying, “This year’s theme is ‘Everyone Has a Story,’ which were words directly out of my dad’s mouth on more than one occasion” she…
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Wake up Dead Man: Knives Out Mystery is Delcious, Madcap Fun
In 2019, Oscar nominated writer-director Rian Johnson and Daniel Craig revitalized the British drawing room murder mystery with Knives Out, creating their own version of Agatha Christie’s unflappable detective Hercule…
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Coming Attractions, Documentary Film Review, entertainment, Film Festivals, Film Reviews, Sundance Film Festival
The Librarians Fight for Rights, Respect and Reading
Librarians are the gatekeepers to the freedoms in the mind that all human beings of all ages, genders and ethnicities use to filter to dreams through the simple education of…
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Secret Mall Apartment is Zany and Completely Intriguing
Having just recently screened Skywalkers: A Love Story at the 2024 Sundance Film Festival, where Angela Nikolau and Ivan Beerkus climb the world's last super skyscraper, blending daring acrobatics with…
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Dafoe and Hawkins Scorch The Man In The Basement
Although, The Man in the Basement suffers at times as a muddled psychological thriller whose subtext, in many instances takes over, it's the beautifully anchored performances by the Dafoe and…
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Ethan Hawke is Masterfully Engaging in Blue Moon
This film is a tour-de-force performance for Hawke, who is literally delivering a one-man cinematic monologue. Yet, the performance and manner in he wraps his lips around these words is…
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The Lost Bus is Terrifyingly Real Account of Paradise Wildfires
Although, there are some moments that could have used some tightening up or just omitted altogether, this film is truly terrifying and a blatant reminder to always have your affairs…
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Jacob Elordi is Transformative in Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein
The most profound lesson learned in Frankenstein is the power and tenacity of what it is to be loved and to have experienced unconditional love. To be lost and found…
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Channing Tatum and Kirsten Shine in Roofman
Whether we are watching Tatum play like a kid in the store or running naked for his life in the intimate versus grand scheme of tableaus that play out, Roofman…
