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  • When the Cat Comes
  • Me and My Moulton
  • The Wizard of Oz
  • My Secret Cache

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  • She Came to Me

    ★★★

  • Silver Haze

    ★★★

  • Infinity Pool

    ★★★½

  • Badlands

    ★★½

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  • Licorice Pizza

    Licorice Pizza

    ★★★★

    Sometime in late-December, after attending the very first public screening of the film, I made a vow that I would revisit Licorice Pizza at the same theatre, on the same print, at the same seat, on the final day of its Toronto 70mm theatrical run. It's nice to re-experience this film, even with the viewing being a rather grim reminder of Anderson's subliminal sociological critique. The audience this time around was uncomfortably dead; a crowd suitably silent for the final…

  • Drive My Car

    Drive My Car

    ★★★★★

    thank you for switching lanes

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  • She Came to Me

    She Came to Me

    ★★★

    Flattering attendees with its passionate depictions of contemporary love, The 73rd Berlinale officially opened its Golden-Bear gates with Rebecca Miller’s She Came To Me. Her film is both subversive and seductive; a screwball comedy that offers more than what initially meets the eye. Miller dissects all essential power-roles in our social-media dependent society. To combat dimensionless archetypes, her narrative investigates the authentic root behind one of the most pressing questions of our laborious era. With keen prudence, Miller asks her…

  • Infinity Pool

    Infinity Pool

    ★★★½

    Shocked that nobody informed me that Infinity Pool was a comedy before my initial viewing, but I'm not surprised given the Cronenberg family's pre-established taste for dark-humour. While not as sharp nor as terrifying as Possessor, I was still invigorated by baby Cronenberg's authentic world-building and social satire. Incorporating biblical subtext within its shared universe of one man's journey towards a wealthier and more sinister cause, Cronenberg creates a Kafkaesque takedown on the tourism industry and the top 1%'s fascination…

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  • The House

    The House

    ★★★½

    And you may find yourself in a beautiful house, with a beautiful wife! And you may ask yourself...


    Well, how did I get here?

  • Radioactive

    Radioactive

    ★★

    The greatest threat to modern cinema isn’t streaming services, comic book flicks, or even trend-setting cinematic universes…

    It’s the rise of the Oscar-bait biopic.

    Taking the life of an influential figure, and minimizing their entire career into a cramped two hour-sub run time seems ludicrous. The existence of this genre to begin with, is simply meant to pander towards nostalgia driven elders, who crave for cinematic fantasies to re-live their idols of yesteryear. In 2019 alone, we have films based…