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This week’s new movies: Robert Pattinson, puzzles and penguins
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Hot Docs 2019: Are we living in a golden age of documentary cinema?
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Cannes lineup includes a Bill Murray zombie movie and an Elton John biopic, but no Tarantino
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Mumbai-set Sir fits nicely into the heartfelt Cinderella-story genre
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Nureyev has its strengths, but this doc paints too safe a picture of the Soviet dancer
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Controversial Chinese sensation Long Day’s Journey into Night is a lush 3-D memory puzzle
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Nunavut lacrosse drama The Grizzlies neatly sidesteps the very cultural landmines it lays down
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High Life is troubling, beautiful, horrifying, and essential four-star cinema from Claire Denis
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Elle Fanning’s pop-star-gone-wrong drama Teen Spirit smells like lazy sexism
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Under the Silver Lake, the long-delayed Andrew Garfield mystery, drowns in its own preening self-indulgence
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High Life’s Robert Pattinson is not just here for your clicks – though those do help
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Disney’s Penguins is black and white and adorable all over
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There are no miracles to be found in Christian drama Breakthrough
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Happy National Canadian Film Day! Here’s what you should be celebrating and worrying about this year
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Barry Hertz
Barry Hertz
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Hollywood vs. Netflix: Inside the movie industry’s losing war against streaming
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The unconventional film history of director, screenwriter László Nemes
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Swedish actress Bibi Andersson dies at age 83
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Mistakes and reconciliation: The grueling path to making The Grizzlies, a crowd-pleasing sports flick set in Nunavut
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What’s new in films this week: Praise for Aretha Franklin concert doc Amazing Grace, and punishment for the unholy Hellboy
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The overwhelming odour of Alex Ross Perry’s Her Smell guarantees more than a whiff of exhaustion
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Historical melodrama The Best of Enemies is the alternate-universe Green Book no one asked for
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Congratulations to Hellboy, the year’s most sexist, confusing and unholy cinematic disaster
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Stratford’s new stage-to-screen adaptation of The Tempest loses the magic along the way
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Body-swap comedy Little fails to rise to its Big challenge
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Amazing Grace, the nearly forgotten Aretha Franklin concert documentary, deserves more than a mere hallelujah
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Delightful and droll Missing Link represents an evolutionary step in animated film
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Psychological drama Stockholm suffers from its own peculiar cinematic syndrome
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New documentary The Brink pushes Steve Bannon over the edge
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Rooney Mara’s long-delayed Mary Magdalene is an unnecessary cinematic resurrection
Stockholm’s syndrome: When a Canadian movie is Swedish, and a Swedish movie is Canadian
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Kurdish battalion drama Girls of the Sun veers from vague to erratic
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Fausto’s Andrea Bussmann, and the new rules of experimental Canadian cinema
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Barry Hertz
Barry Hertz
Don Quixote and the movie that (nearly) killed Terry Gilliam
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Your weekend movie guide: The latest theatre openings, from Acquainted to Shazam!
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Stop asking about Netflix, and four other hard Hollywood lessons learned at CinemaCon 2019
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Barry Hertz
Barry Hertz
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Pet Sematary, an off-brand reboot of a Stephen King classic, fails to impress