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Stratford's Coriolanus onscreen: Lepage's vision is blurred by the camera, but the message stays clear
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By Liam Lacey

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The Highwaymen: Starry Bonnie & Clyde Redux Glorifies the Real (If Less Sexy) Heroes
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By Liam Lacey

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The Mustang: Gripping, Well-Told Story Persuasively Ponders Themes of Redemption, Love
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By Kim Hughes

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Ash Is Purest White: Drama a Smart Rumination on Love and China’s Explosive Growth
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By Liam Lacey

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The Aftermath: A Kind of Sexy Time (OK, Not Really) in Post-war Germany
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By Liam Lacey

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Podcast
PODCAST! EP. 16: We like Us, we really, really like Us
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By Jim Slotek, Liam Lacey, Karen Gordon, Kim Hughes and Thom Ernst

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Us: Jordan Peele's crazy horror fever-dream is ambitious, ambiguous, smart and maybe even commercial
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By Jim Slotek

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An Audience of Chairs: Portrait of Mental Illness Half Succeeds in Penetrating the Mind
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By Liam Lacey

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The Hummingbird Project: Ho-Hum Dramedy Stumbles on Head-Scratcher Premise
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By Kim Hughes

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The Quietude: Sexually-charged Argentinian social drama is more soap than art
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By Jim Slotek

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Preview
Hot Docs 2019: Things get real again, with Ai Weiwei, Gordon Lightfoot and 232 more
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By Liam Lacey

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Canadian Film Fest: From lo-fi sci-fi to sex-worker scandal in Canada's oldest black community
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By Liam Lacey

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