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Darlene Love: I Know Where I've Been Review - Finally Stepping into Stardom
23+ hour, 44+ min ago (232+ words) Darlene Love: I Know Where I’ve Been (Canada, 115 min.) Dir. Barry Avrich Prod. Mark Selby, Taraji P. Henson, Barry Avrich Programmes: TIFF Docs (World premiere) The story of Love going from cleaning houses in Beverly Hills to being encouraged to…...
Still Night, Burning House Review: The Secrecy of Family
1+ day, 16+ hour ago (352+ words) Still Night, Burning House (Canada, 76 min.) Dir. Carol Nguyễn Prod. Audrey-Ann Dupuis-Pierre, Rob Vroom, Ariel Nasr Programme: TIFF Docs (World premiere) Filmmaker Carol Nguyễn has shown in her short films that she understands how to delicately peel off the tensely…...
Rapinoe Review: A Fiercely Authentic Portrait of an Activist/Athlete
3+ day, 12+ hour ago (136+ words) Rapinoe (UK/USA, 92 min.) Dir. Rebeca Huntt Prod. Rebeca Huntt, Dan Cogan, Zoe Potkin, Kate Barry Programme: TIFF Docs (World premiere) An interview with Low Lies the Land director Emanuele Gerosa on capturing the complexity and unhurried This portrait of…...
How Once Upon a Time in Harlem Brings Archive into the Present
2+ week, 6+ day ago (782+ words) An interview with David and Liani Greaves about bringing their father's final film to the screen Greaves himself was a kind of Renaissance man. Born in Harlem in 1926 in the midst of the era that he would grow up to…...