Review: ‘Alone Together’Katie Holmes Second Directorial Film Is Pandemic Love Story That Falls Flat

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Alone Together is the sophomore directorial debut of veteran actress Katie Holmes who got her rise by starring in the TV series Dawson’s Creek...

Review: ‘My Name Is Sara’Secrets Weight Heavy In Holocaust Drama About A Jewish Girl...

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My Name Is Sara tells the true life-story of 13-year-old Sara Góralniak (newcomer Zuzanna Surowy) whose family and all the other Jews from her...

Review: ‘Hot Seat’Mel Gibson And Kevin Dillon Star In Cheesy Cyber Thriller That's Easily...

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Hot Seat is the latest cyber thriller to come out that features a cast of veteran actors who do their best to bring real...

Review: ‘The Lost Girls’Hot Mess 'Peter Pan' Reimagining Was Best Left Alone

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The Lost Girls is the latest inspired adaption of the classic tale of Peter Pan presented by Vertical Entertainment. The story chronicles four generations...

Review: ‘The Score’Will Poulter, Johnny Flynn, And Naomi Ackie's British Musical Heist Film Is...

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The Score is a British musical heist film that is written and directed by Malachi Smyth (Gateway 6, Ghost Machine). From the producers of...

Review: ‘Eiffel’French Film Brings Passion, Heart, And Soul To Tale Of Infamous Gothic Tower

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Eiffel is a French (with English subtitles) film freely inspired by forbidden romance centered around the 19th Century and infamous engineer, Gustave Eiffel. Previously...

Review: ‘Benediction’War Poet Siefried Sassoon's Life Is Explored Through Slow And Messy Timelines

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Benediction takes a dramatic look into the legendary 20th Century English war poet Siegfried Sassoon. His life-long quest for personal salvation is revealed through...

Review: ‘Hit The Road’Panah Panahi Debuts Iranian New Wave Film About A Road-Tripping Family...

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Kino Lorber is pleased to present Hit The Road, a touching family drama from Iranian writer/director Panah Panahi. Panahi’s father, Jafar, who is considered...

Review: ‘Poupelle Of Chimney Town’Yusuke Hirota's Animated Directorial Debut Is A Delicate Yet Mature...

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Poupelle of Chimney Town is a Japanese animated fantasy and is based on the picture book by Akihiro Nishino. It’s about a coastal and...

Review: ‘The Tale Of King Crab’ A Slow Burning Drama With Fresh Take Inspired...

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The Tale of King Crab is a vivid and thought provoking Italian film debut from documentary filmmakers Alessio Rigo de Righi and Matteo Zoppis....