Ambivalent about an Amazon: Wonder Woman smart amid superhero tropes
Graduation: a starkly-absurdist morality play that leaves you hanging
Chinese in chains: A Q&A with Steve James about Abacus: Small Enough To Jail
The Lovers cheat, but the movie stays true
Baywatch: A bunch of boobs, not a lot of laughs
Depp's phoned-in drunk act runs aground, but Pirates 5 has its moments
Vinterberg's The Commune: Lovers and other Danish strangers
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Paris Can Wait: Too light, even for a soufflé
Certain Women: Lives told in brilliant silences
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Lovers in a dangerous trope: Everything, Everything surprisingly enjoyable
No chest-popper: Ridley Scott's latest Alien, a bloody smudge of this, a lack of that
A Riviera Runs Through It: Craig MacInnis's Cannes memories
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King Arthur: The Lout Who Would Be King,
Low budget The Wall has high payoff for Aaron Taylor-Johnson
Buster's Mal Heart: Why you should remember the name Rami Malek
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Delayed gratification: How The Fate Of The Furious is not like Dragonball Z
Risk: The continuing adventures of Julian Assange
Disturbing Aussie "Bernardo tale" told with deft touch
Donkumentaries: Two Hot Docs that are outstanding in their Field
ReviewHot Docs, HotDocs17, Donkeys, David Redmon, Ashley Sabin, Willem Dafoe, Do Donkey's Act?, Donkeyote, Chico Pereira, documentary
Top 3 Films We Most Want to See at TIFF 2020
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Preview, ViewsTIFF 2020, Ammonite, Fireball: Visitors from Darker Worlds, The New Corporation: The Unfortunately Necessary Sequel, Concrete Cowboy, Falling, Nomadland, Another Round, David Byrne’s American Utopia, I Care A Lot, Get the Hell Out, One Night in Miami…, The Best Is Yet To Come, City Hall, The Inheritence, Bruised, Kate Winslet, Saoirse Ronan, Viggo Mortensen, Mads Mikkelsen, Spike Lee, Regina King, Frances McDormand, Frederick Wiseman, Features, The Inheritance
