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Review of Manchester by the Sea (2016)

By Alex Heeney (135) for Seventh Row (175) on 18 Jul 2017

Despite its obvious Oscar-bait trappings, Kenneth Lonergan's Manchester by the Sea is plagued by outdated ideas about masculinity and weak…

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Review of Window Horses: The Poetic Persian Epiphany of Rosie Ming (2017)

By Alex Heeney (135) for Seventh Row (175) on 18 Jul 2017

By getting very specific about the alienation Rosie has experienced as a Chinese-Iranian Canadian, Ann Marie Fleming gets at something more…

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Review of League of Exotique Dancers (2015)

By Laura Anne Harris (2) for Seventh Row (175) on 18 Jul 2017

A film about burlesque can't be all feathers and fluff…

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Review of An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power (2017)

By Alex Heeney (135) for Seventh Row (175) on 18 Jul 2017

The film seems more focussed on responding to the skeptics of the previous film than offering a considered argument for those who returned…

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Review of I Am Not Madame Bovary (2016)

By Mary Angela Rowe (10) for Seventh Row (175) on 18 Jul 2017

It clocks in at just over two hours, and we feel every minute, even with regular laughs…

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Review of City of Tiny Lights (2016)

By Alex Heeney (135) for Seventh Row (175) on 18 Jul 2017

Ultimately, the film's ambitions of inclusivity, both in its story and its casting, are more admirable than the execution…

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Review of Lion (2016)

By Alex Heeney (135) for Seventh Row (175) on 18 Jul 2017

These actors could have tackled much more difficult terrain, with grace and intelligence, had Davies and Davis given them the opportunity…

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Review of Kiki (2016)

By Elena Lazic (92) for Seventh Row (175) on 13 Jul 2017

Kiki serves as a reminder that in parts of American and Western society, minorities are still rejected from the mainstream on the basis of…

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Review of Porto (2017)

By Elena Lazic (92) for Seventh Row (175) on 13 Jul 2017

Gabe Klinger's Porto is a prime example of a seemingly romantic film that is insidiously misogynistic which uses multiple film stocks as an…

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Review of Mustang (2015)

By Gillie Collins (2) for Seventh Row (175) on 13 Jul 2017

For all its tragedy, Mustang is an uplifting, ethereal movie, which captures the magical inner world the sisters create despite and because…

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Review of Sonita (2016)

By Alex Heeney (135) for Seventh Row (175) on 13 Jul 2017

The music video Sonita shoots about the practice of bride-selling is a highlight of the film…

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Review of Notes on Blindness (2014)

By Eloise Ross (5) for Seventh Row (175) on 13 Jul 2017

Notes on Blindness traces a distinctive path, but it is hard to say whether an experimental film like this will attract audiences not already…

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Review of Notes on Blindness (2016)

By Eloise Ross (5) for Seventh Row (175) on 13 Jul 2017

Notes on Blindness traces a distinctive path, but it is hard to say whether an experimental film like this will attract audiences not already…

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Review of The Lovers and the Despot (2016)

By Noemi Berkowitz (3) for Seventh Row (175) on 13 Jul 2017

The film never transcends its subject matter to be more than an information dump: it fails to tell a meaningful story about either the family,…

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Review of Hail, Caesar! (2016)

By Alex Heeney (135) for Seventh Row (175) on 13 Jul 2017

Hail, Caesar gives us a colourful feast full of excess and fun…

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Review of Gleason (2016)

By Alex Heeney (135) for Seventh Row (175) on 11 Jul 2017

[The narrative is] condescending and dehumanizing. It's 2015, and we deserve better…

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Review of Little Men (2016)

By Alex Heeney (135) for Seventh Row (175) on 11 Jul 2017

Though the performances are strong across the cast, with even Taplitz finding the emotion in his otherwise largely blank Jake, the film seems lacking…

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Review of The Intervention (2016)

By Alex Heeney (135) for Seventh Row (175) on 11 Jul 2017

This is an ensemble film. It's as much about what goes on behind closed doors in straight marriages as commitment-phobia across sexual orientations…

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Review of AWOL (2017)

By Alex Heeney (135) for Seventh Row (175) on 11 Jul 2017

This love story is as much about the specificity of their socio-economic positions as it is about the effects of homophobia…

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Review of Zoom (2016)

By Mary Angela Rowe (10) for Seventh Row (175) on 11 Jul 2017

Well-acted, well-written, and engaging throughout, Zoom is entertaining and thought-provoking. That's more than enough…

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