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February 3, 2020

‘1917’ Review: A Faceless, if Harrowing War Experience

Jaime Rebanal
November 10, 2019

‘The Irishman’ Review: Martin Scorsese Revisits and Reinvents Familiar Themes in Epic Crime Saga to Wondrous Results

Jaime Rebanal
January 26, 2019

Cold War Review: A Broken Romance Whose Happiness Evokes Sadness

Jaime Rebanal
January 16, 2019

Colette Review: A Biopic About Sexual Freedom With One of Keira Knightley’s Best Performances

Jaime Rebanal
January 10, 2019

Zhang Yimou’s Shadow Takes Too Long Before Getting Exciting: TIFF Review

Jaime Rebanal
December 17, 2018

Adam McKay’s Vice, or How My Hatred For Dick Cheney Only Grows Stronger: A Review

Jaime Rebanal
November 17, 2018

12 Years a Slave, a Harrowing Confrontation of America’s Past Mistakes and One of Humanity’s Greatest Tragedies: Review

Jaime Rebanal
November 11, 2018

Steve McQueen’s Hunger is One of the Most Impressive Debut Films of the 2000’s: Review

Jaime Rebanal
September 21, 2018

Kursk Has Trouble Staying Afloat: TIFF Review

Jaime Rebanal
May 10, 2018

Sofia Coppola’s Marie Antoinette Lives in the Glamour to the Fullest

Jaime Rebanal