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TIFF Review: 'Everybody Wants to Fuck Me' Mixes Satirical Comedy and Dark Thriller to (Mostly) Solid Effect
1+ day, 6+ hour ago (351+ words) by Joey Magidson about 4 hours ago Everybody Wants to Fuck Me could have stood to have been a black comedy longer, as once it turns into a thriller, things are a little less enjoyable. The move towards horror is a…...
Telluride Film Festival Review: 'La bola negra' is an Ambitious and Epic Beating Heart of a Movie
6+ day, 4+ hour ago (339+ words) Awards Radar Netflix Seeing a filmmaker (or in this case, two filmmakers) really break out with something original is a sight to behold In the case of La bola negra and the pair known as Los Javis (Javier Ambrossi and…...
Telluride Film Festival Review: 'You Can See Everything' is One of the Most Jaw-Dropping Documentaries Ever Made
1+ week, 2+ hour ago (460+ words) Awards Radar...
Telluride Film Festival Review: 'Club Kid' is an Utter Revelation by Jordan Firstman
1+ week, 2+ hour ago (442+ words) Telluride Film Festival Review: ‘Club Kid’ is an Utter Revelation by Jordan Firstman Awards Radar...
Telluride Film Festival Review: Carrie Coon is Wonderful in 'The Liberation' Even if the Movie Doesn't Quite Earn Her Performance
1+ week, 1+ day ago (341+ words) Awards Radar Bleecker Street Thereâs an absolutely devastating truth at the center of The Liberation Not only is it based on the true story of Rita Cooper, the real Rita was filmmaker Guy Nattivâs grandmother So, knowing that,…...
Telluride Film Festival Review: Andrew Scott Gives a Powerhouse Performance in the Tribute to Acting That is 'Elsinore"
1+ week, 2+ day ago (500+ words) Telluride Film Festival Review: Andrew Scott Gives a Powerhouse Performance in the Tribute to Acting That is 'Elsinore' Awards Radar...
Interview: Director Olivia Newman Talks Octopuses and???Bringing Remarkably Bright Creatures??? to Life on Netflix
3+ week, 3+ day ago (191+ words) by Danny Jarabek August 21, 2026, 12:03 am The film has been nominated for Outstanding Movie at the 2026 Emmy’s. Read our full conversation with director and co-writer Olivia Newman below. Remarkably Bright Creatures draws on a source novel, as did Where the Crawdads…...
Interview: Richard Jenkins is No Ordinary Detective on 'DTF St. Louis"
1+ mon, 8+ hour ago (297+ words) by Cory Stillman August 16, 2026, 12:03 am “You think he is there to serve the plot,” says Richard Jenkins of his character Homer in HBO’s DTF St. Louis. They are the first words he says to me when we sit down for…...