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For your comfort: six films to help you through hard times
As we approach Christmas, I find myself itching to return to the stories of yesteryear: the kind of films where I can obnoxiously quote the lines on command and hum the tunes before they have even begun.
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'The Prom' is proof that not everything needs a film adaptation
The Prom, released last Friday, is the first film in Ryan Murphy’s $300 million deal with Netflix. And if there is any justice in this world, it will also be the last.
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Art for all ages in Netflix's 'Canvas'
The second in a trilogy of unpublicised short films, Netflix’s Canvas (2020) is a detailed and moving account of loss and recovery.
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Top ten festive pandemic-mas movies!
What better route to magic, excitement, and joy than a Christmas film list ensured to make even the crankiest of Krampuses (unfortunately that film did not make the cut) a little more gleeful this festive season?
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Is there a lack of representation for Jewish people in film and television?
Antisemitism has substantially increased in the last few years, from the failure to dismantle negative stereotypes that permeate Jewish identities
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Netflix's 'Ava' is a waste of talent and time
Ava left me with two questions: why does it exist in the first place and, most importantly, why is Jessica Chastain actively sabotaging her own career?
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'Mank' is an enlightening but imperfect look at Golden Age Hollywood
A film sure to garner a lot of discussion amongst cinephiles, Fincher has returned with a beautifully flawed slice of Golden Age Hollywood.
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'Selena: The Series' is an inspirational story of a young woman finding her way
Released last Friday, Selena: The Series (2020) is one of Netflix’s most awaited recent productions. It tells the story of the popular American singer, Selena Quintanilla, whose Latin roots made her a representative of Hispanic and Latino Americans.
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