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Screened Out

Professionals are questioning the ethics of how companies take advantage of users for profit, but little has been done to challenge this global scheme. This is a good start.

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Scoob!

Too frightening for little kids, it's acceptable for most others, though it amounts to little more than a pleasant timewaster.

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The Assistant

The fact that the offending Boss stays hidden is a powerful strategy adopted by Green that keeps offence and humiliation at the forefront of the film.

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How to Build a Girl

Feldstein conveys both Johanna's sparkling enthusiasm and Dolly's steamroller rampaging with aplomb. But misguided morals blight the pleasure to be derived.

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Uncorked

While this drama is set in the African- American community in Memphis, the basic plot is applicable to many families in many cultures.

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Harriet

Well worth seeing, and a substantial reminder of the experiences of African- Americans in slavery and in freedom.

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Ma

It is interesting to watch Spencer genially dealing with the youngsters, but becoming more and more possessive, even deranged.

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The Farewell

I’ve seen many films, but I’ve never cried and laughed at the exact same moment. Until now.

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The Wretched

Brett and Drew T. Pierce blend nostalgic notes from 1980s adolescent-aimed comedies into their middling horror tale.

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The Flowers of St. Francis

This is not realism, neo or otherwise. But while neither Rossellini nor his screenwriter— Federico Fellini—were conventionally Catholic, both incorporated Catholic themes in their work

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Lost Girls

You may already know the story, but this film makes the loss of so many young women so much more tragic.

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Emma (2020)

Themes of kindness, forgiveness, generosity, and love abound to offset the selfishness of the rising British upper class.

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Troop Zero

Here is captured the community nature of scouting as well as the excitement of NASA’s space program at that time.

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Burden

Inspired by true events, and telling a difficult story with simplicity and courage.

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