Weapons: The Cathartic Act of Killing the Cronies
Zach Cregger finds fear in small towns—or rather, abandoned neighborhoods of small towns. There’s something peculiarly sinister about the way he treats…
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Freakier Friday: A Heartfelt, Hilarious Body-Swap Sequel That Bridges Generations
Being a daughter teaches us women how to be mothers in unexpected ways, but without actually experiencing life as a mother yourself,…
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Eddington: Sympathy for The White Man Before Extinction
Ari Aster is a destroyer of worlds. As a filmmaker and an auteur, he has this immaculate ability to create worlds out…
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Oh, Hi!: A Kinky Rom-Com Turned Chaotic Breakdown of Modern Love
Modern day dating is a nightmare. With countless apps focusing on finding a perfect match, and societal pressures to have it all…
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Superman: A Myth Rebuilt from the Rubble
James Gunn and Zack Snyder are both talented filmmakers. They are also friends who worked together in the first movie for both…
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Karim Shaaban and Salma Abu Deif Recall Devastating Moments That Inspired Latest Movie
Last night, Cairo’s cinematic community gathered for the Egyptian premiere of ‘I Don’t Care If the World Collapses’, a poignant short film…
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The many “Oners” of prestige Television
I find it very fascinating, that two of the most prestigious limited series of the year, Netflix’s “Adolescence” and Apple TV’s “The…
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The Self vs The Market: Severance, Mickey 17, and The Substance.
We’ve been having a lot of confrontation with the self in our media recently, haven’t we? What are you talking about? No,…
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‘Seeking Haven for Mr. Rambo’ is an endlessly atmospheric, gently suffocating journey through Cairo’s underbelly.
Last year, Saudi director Ali Kalthami, described his directorial debut “Night Courier” to be part of “sigma cinema”, films about lone, emotionally…
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