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Meredith Jill Brown
Offscreen
Aug 27, 2026
Kaniehtiio Horn delivers a film that is both engaging and thought-provoking, with themes of heritage, responsibility, and resistance that linger long after the credits roll.
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Seeds
(2024)
100%
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Meredith Jill Brown
Offscreen
Jul 21, 2026
Deepfake superimposes a comedy through reality. It has nailed all the stereotypes of this entitled generation so well, it’s beyond irritatingly accurate.
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Deepfake
(2026)
64%
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Meredith Jill Brown
Offscreen
Jun 1, 2026
Miss You, Love You (Jim Rash, 2026) is a tearjerker elevated by outstanding performances and a deeply convincing sense of heartbreak.
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Miss You, Love You
(2026)
88%
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Meredith Jill Brown
Offscreen
May 15, 2026
Quarter Life Crisis (Cade Huseby, 2026) is great in theory. It frequently delivers mockery in true mockumentary style, but disappoints in truth.
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Quarter Life Crisis
(2026)
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Meredith Jill Brown
Offscreen
Mar 3, 2026
Excruciatingly traumatic and too unbelievable to ignore. Stunningly shot through a stylish threshold of an arthouse thriller with slow churning suspense.
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Honey Bunch
(2025)
93%
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Meredith Jill Brown
Offscreen
Feb 18, 2026
Never Down (Robert Oppel, 2007) is a genuine case study in the dynamics of a disjointed and irreparable family unit. Seasoned actor Robert LaSardo portrays Rico with a haunting edge which boasts fear and loss in his expressions.
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Never Down
(2007)
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20%
Joshua Polanski
Offscreen
Jan 15, 2026
Sexuality, race, and even worker rights emerge as important sub-themes to gender equality and, more importantly, celebrating the undertold legacy of Lilith Fair.
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Lilith Fair: Building a Mystery
(2025)
100%
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Joshua Polanski
Offscreen
Jan 15, 2026
100 Sunset tenderly wanders the tight-knit world of Tibetan Ontario. Kunsang Kyirong, the film’s director and a Tibetan-Canadian herself, casts non-actors and lets the world enrapture viewers more than drama and intense emotion.
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100 Sunset
(2025)
100%
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Joshua Polanski
Offscreen
Jan 15, 2026
Hockey is a game of geography, timing, and spatial relationships, though—and when the cinematography erases the relations of these things to each other, the sport ironically loses its watchability through its cinematization.
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Youngblood
(2025)
67%
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Joshua Polanski
Offscreen
Dec 4, 2024
Lee Dong-ju’s film doesn’t always work and that’s okay because even when it doesn’t work, Doombung still shows originality.
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Doombung: The Puddle
(2024)
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Joshua Polanski
Offscreen
Dec 4, 2024
They tromp around a restricted forest like fairy tale characters. There is no magic in Base Station though.
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Base Station
(2024)
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Joshua Polanski
Offscreen
Dec 4, 2024
The Unrighteous is ... most intelligent.
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The Unrighteous
(2024)
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Joshua Polanski
Offscreen
Dec 4, 2024
To be blunt: it looks like cheap network television.
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You Will Die In 6 Hours
(2024)
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Joshua Polanski
Offscreen
Nov 1, 2024
The nimble camera needs flawless execution to work and that’s exactly what’s on screen: a swift camera that swims through the walled city and forces the characters running through the crowded city to become parkour gods.
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Twilight of the Warriors: Walled In
(2024)
90%
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Joshua Polanski
Offscreen
Nov 1, 2024
Strange Darling weaponizes socially and media-trained sensibilities for horrifying gain.
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Strange Darling
(2023)
96%
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Joshua Polanski
Offscreen
Jul 31, 2024
Sri Asih is a remarkable achievement within the superhero genre.
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Queen of Justice - Sri Asih
(2022)
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Joshua Polanski
Offscreen
Jul 31, 2024
I Haven’t Done Anything, the first Korean screenlife film that I am aware of, proves that, like all of cinema, this powerful new medium [of screenlife] can be translated too.
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I Haven't Done Anything
(2022)
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Joshua Polanski
Offscreen
Jul 31, 2024
Whale Bones is the kind of film that even if it’s not your cup of tea, it would be difficult to dislike because it looks so damn good.
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Whale Bones
(2023)
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Joshua Polanski
Offscreen
Jul 31, 2024
The symbols of American chattel slavery will never be conducive to comedy. Jango lost me with its very first scene.
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Jango: Uncharged
(2023)
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Joshua Polanski
Offscreen
Jul 31, 2024
The directorial work is impressive but [Franklin] Ritch’s script and performance are something to marvel at.
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The Artifice Girl
(2022)
92%
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