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Review of Call Me by Your Name (2017)

By Erin Whitney (65) for ScreenCrush (954) on 27 Jan 2017

Guadagnino does a remarkable job of capturing the tension and anxiety that comes with not only first love, but first-time queer romances…

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Review of Call Me by Your Name (2017)

By Erin Oliver Whitney (38) for ScreenCrush (954) on 26 Jan 2017

Any of Guadagnino's cinematic trips to sunny Italy are worth taking, but Call Me By Your Name may be his most tender and sumptuous work yet…

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Review of Get Out (2017)

By Matt Singer (625) for ScreenCrush (954) on 25 Jan 2017

It does what all great horror movies do: turn real-world anxieties into the stuff of nightmares…

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Review of Mudbound (2017)

By Erin Oliver Whitney (38) for ScreenCrush (954) on 24 Jan 2017

Mudbound may be set over 70 years ago, but its layered and affecting approach to race, love, and family feels especially relevant - and necessary…

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Review of Mudbound (2017)

By Oliver Whitney (71) for ScreenCrush (954) on 24 Jan 2017

Mudbound may be set over 70 years ago, but its layered and affecting approach to race, love, and family feels especially relevant - and necessary…

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Review of Mudbound (2017)

By Erin Whitney (65) for ScreenCrush (954) on 24 Jan 2017

There’s a novelistic quality to Mudbound that elevates it from what could have been a traditional and singular story about struggle and oppression…

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Review of Mudbound (2017)

By E. Oliver Whitney (111) for ScreenCrush (954) on 24 Jan 2017

There’s a novelistic quality to Mudbound that elevates it from what could have been a traditional and singular story about struggle and oppression…

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Review of The Little Hours (2017)

By Matt Singer (625) for ScreenCrush (954) on 23 Jan 2017

On paper, The Little Hours sounds like a combative anti-religious tract, but Baena’s less interested in mocking the church than in basking…

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Review of The Discovery (2017)

By Oliver Whitney (71) for ScreenCrush (954) on 23 Jan 2017

Conceptually, it's an ambitious undertaking; but as fascinating and perplexing as it all is, I'm not sure McDowell's film really achieves its goals…

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Review of A Ghost Story (2017)

By Matt Singer (625) for ScreenCrush (954) on 23 Jan 2017

This film disturbed me way more than most conventional horror movies, because Lowery understands that the really frightening part of any haunted…

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Review of The Discovery (2017)

By Erin Oliver Whitney (38) for ScreenCrush (954) on 23 Jan 2017

Conceptually, it's an ambitious undertaking; but as fascinating and perplexing as it all is, I'm not sure McDowell's film really achieves its goals…

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Review of The Discovery (2017)

By E. Oliver Whitney (111) for ScreenCrush (954) on 23 Jan 2017

Conceptually, it’s an ambitious undertaking; but as fascinating and perplexing as it all is, I’m not sure McDowell’s film really achieves…

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Review of Ingrid Goes West (2017)

By Matt Singer (625) for ScreenCrush (954) on 22 Jan 2017

The film works effectively on its own terms as a new variation on a timeless subgenre, and as a warning to people who share their lives freely online…

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Review of Landline (2017)

By Matt Singer (625) for ScreenCrush (954) on 22 Jan 2017

The film is almost as messy as its characters’ love lives, and the early scenes, which take a long time establishing the various subplots,…

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Review of Wind River (2017)

By Matt Singer (625) for ScreenCrush (954) on 22 Jan 2017

The crime story, involving the hunt for the men who murdered this girl, is strictly by-the-numbers (and there are a few clue that still don’t…

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Review of Thoroughbreds (2018)

By Oliver Whitney (71) for ScreenCrush (954) on 22 Jan 2017

It's Cory Finley's sleek and stylish visual language that makes Thoroughbred a must-see, and one of the best surprises out of Sundance…

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Review of I Don't Feel at Home in This World Anymore (2017)

By E. Oliver Whitney (111) for ScreenCrush (954) on 21 Jan 2017

Although it’s sometimes uneven with somewhat underdeveloped characters, I Don’t Feel at Home is nonetheless a clever blend of two very…

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Review of The Incredible Jessica James (2017)

By Oliver Whitney (71) for ScreenCrush (954) on 21 Jan 2017

We've heard this story before, but a refreshing sense of humor and a stellar performance from actress-comedian Jessica Williams brings Jim…

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Review of Landline (2017)

By Matt Singer (625) for ScreenCrush (954) on 21 Jan 2017

The film is almost as messy as its characters’ love lives, and the early scenes, which take a long time establishing the various subplots,…

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Review of The Big Sick (2017)

By Matt Singer (625) for ScreenCrush (954) on 21 Jan 2017

One of the best things about The Big Sick is that the obstacles facing this relationship are real and relatable…

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