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Festivals and Awards

We Are One Film Festival: Day Eight

by Jim Norman

Online Screen Editor, Jim Norman, shakes off the idea of ‘Mum’s the word’ in his coverage of We Are One day eight

We Are One Film Festival: Day Six

by Jim Norman

Online Screen Editor, Jim Norman, explores the documentary Kmêdeus in his coverage of the WAOFF

We Are One Film Festival: Day Four

by Jim Norman

Online Screen Editor, Jim Norman, discusses the original documentary short, Blood Rider, from day four of the We Are One Film Festival

We Are One Film Festival: Day Five

by Jim Norman

Online Screen Editor, Jim Norman, continues his coverage of the festival with a look at the brilliant Detrás de la Montaña

We Are One Film Festival: Day Two

by Jim Norman

Online Screen Editor, Jim Norman, continues his coverage of WAOFF with a look at the BFI’s short film programme

We Are One Film Festival: Day One

by Jim Norman

Online Screen Editor, Jim Norman, begins his coverage of the We Are One Film Festival with a look at Crazy World

LFF 2019 Review: Marriage Story

by Jacob Heayes

Online Screen Editor Jacob Heayes is won over by Noah Baumbach’s relationship parable.

LFF 2019 Review: A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood

by Jacob Heayes

Online Screen Editor Jacob Heayes is charmed and surprised by this take on the work of Fred Rogers.

The Picks of TIFF

by Max Ingleby

Max Ingleby presents his favourite films from this year’s edition of the Toronto International Film Festival.

LFF 2019 Review: Knives Out

by Jacob Heayes

Online Screen Editor Jacob Heayes finds Rian Johnson’s mystery to be a satisfying, devious joy.

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