A tight, tense, and, at times, unrelentingly emotional account of front-line pandemic medical combat all set in a Wuhan hospital during the early 2020 COVID lockdown.

My full review from the Toronto International Film Festival is here.

Dramatic and informative documentary about the history and current state of the fight over restricting voting rights. Good on its own storytelling merits but benefits from an ebullient protagonist (Stacey Abrams) and hiss-worthy villain (Brian Kemp).

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This sharp, twisty, emotionally nuanced thriller has me convinced that Elisabeth Moss should star in each new take on an H.G. Wells classic. Negotiating a peace between Morlocks and Eloi in The Time Machine? Navigating the moral quicksand of human gene splicing in The Island of Dr. Moreau? Narrating a Martian invasion via Zoom in The War of the Worlds? Yes, please to all.

A knotty and compelling documentary that threads together the story of the F.B.I.’s obsession with finding compromising secrets about King with an unusually frank accounting of what some of those secrets were.

My full review from the Toronto International Film Festival is here.