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The film has earned rave reviews at film festivals and screenings in advance of its October 4th release.
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Also excluded are films that first debuted at other major festivals earlier this year; you can find reviews for those films in our Cannes Recap and our Sundance Recap.
From Humpday and Touchy Feely director Lynn Shelton, her first feature based on a script she didn't pen (that credit goes to first - time scribe Andrea Seigel), Laggies debuted at this year's Sundance film festival to mostly positive reviews.
Catherine Shoard reviews Behind the Candelabra by Steven Soderbergh at the 2013 Cannes film festival
Another Irish film which made an impact at Cannes is The Lobster, which garnered rave reviews following its festival premiere on Saturday.
The seventh film from the beloved Japanese to screen at Cannes, Kore - eda's family drama was picked up by Magnolia Pictures after it premiered to strong reviews at the festival.
Fox Searchlight also premiered a third film to positive reviews at the festivals, Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris» «Battle of the Sexes.»
We reviewed some of the most buzzed films at this year's festival, including «Dope», «Ruben Guthrie», «Gayby Baby» and «Holding The Man».
Her follow - up film, Eden, won the Audience Award at SXSW 2012 and was showered with rave reviews on the festival circuit and its brief theatrical run.
It received a surprise premiere at the Overlook film festival earlier this month and was greeted with a set of rapturous reviews which, like its superbly assembled trailers, suggest one of the scariest films of the summer.
I am so happy to hear the film is getting a wide release after playing at numerous film festivals and receiving extremely positive reviews.
And while it's an art that has already yielded our first magnum opus of the year, the 100 Most Anticipated Movies Of 2014, (and we should probably be awarded the rest of January off as a result) there's still a category of film we've left unmined: those movies that we saw and reviewed in 2013 at festivals or sneak screenings or parts foreign tha t won't be in theaters until 2014.
I write reviews for FF2 Media and represent the team at local film festivals.
Other films just missing the cut: Oliver really loved «Miss Violence» at the Venice film festival and it made his five best films list (review here).
As you might remember from my review of seeing Cub at Fantastic Fest, it was one of the most satisfying film experience I had the whole festival.
Some of these launched at prestige fall film festivals («Downsizing,» «Molly's Game,» «Hostiles,» «Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool»); others are bonafide awards contenders (Steven Spielberg's «The Post» and Paul Thomas Anderson's «Phantom Thread»); and some, like Hugh Jackman vanity musical «The Greatest Showman,» will soon skid into either bad reviews or audience reaction, or both.
Director Richard Kelly's follow - up on the enigmatic cult hit Donnie Darko has run into a critical storm: an unfinished version (according to Kelly) was shown at the Cannes film festival where it was boo - ed and got rotten reviews.
A black comedy about a man who dreams of being a reality tv contestant, the French / Italian co-production Reality (directed by Matteo Garrone) has attracted rave reviews at a lot of 2012's film festivals, including a Grand Prix win at Cannes, though it's yet to see a wide release in English - speaking territories.
5 - time Oscar nominee Adams received very good reviews for Arrival at both the Venice and Telluride film festivals but some pundits believe the film, and Adams, aren't really «Oscar» players.
The film won its first rave review when it debuted at US festival South By Southwest, in March 2018.
(half way between Rian Johnson's Brick and Veronica Mars) It quickly emerged as one of the underdogs on the schedule to become one of the most buzzed about films at the festival (read some of the review quotes here).
It was the last film to screen at the festival and played to mixed reviews.
Her presence at film festivals (such as Sundance, where she is a member of the selection committee), her film reviews in the Village Voice, Elle, Out, and the Advocate, and her commentaries on the public radio program «The World» have secured her a place as a central figure in the remarkable history of what she deems «cinefeminism.»
This premiered at the Sundance Film Festival under the title Search, and was one of my favorite films of the festival - I wrote a glowing review of it, which is quoted in this trailer.
«A Quiet Place» had an unofficial premiere at SXSW festival this weekend where 18 critics were able to review the film, leaving it with an amazing 100 % Fresh Tomatometer score ahead of its UK release on May 4.
The film earned strong reviews at the festival, with «The Guardian's» Henry Barnes writing that Slattery's ``... depiction of God's Pocket — a fictional South Philly neighbourhood crawling with drunks, hucksters and vagabonds — near weeps with the blue collar romanticism of David O Russell's The Fighter.
Aside from her national and international movie reviews for various publications, she's worked as a journalist at Cannes, Sundance and Tribeca film festivals.
Clearly this year's crop of films is brimming with promise, so it's a good thing we've until January 26th to take them all in — or at least take them in via reviews, interviews and festival features.
Blockers premiered to rave reviews at SXSW last month, and while it's rare that a comedy lives up to its festival hype, I had an absolute blast with the film, which met my high expectations.
For past festivals Shteyrenberg has even shown he has a knack for pushing this writer to see the right movies to introduce at the festival, Ida was one («Ida» comes to South Florida in 35 mm; My review appears in «Reverse Shot»), and then there was the Israeli film Gett: The Trial of Viviane Amsalem (Gett: The Trial of Viviane Amsalem shows how to make a powerful, resonant drama using one setting — a film review).
His «Boogie Nights,» which follows a cast of colorful characters through six eventful years in the adult film industry, is the year's best - reviewed film - a hit at the Toronto and New York film festivals - and is now opening around the country.
I tend to watch a lot of films twice: Once at their film festival premiere, and again when they hit theaters for an official review.
Over the past two weeks, Hammer to Nail published five reviews I wrote about films at the recent AFI DOCS festival, plus a review of Misconception, which was released in select theaters on June 24, and a review of the recent Criterion Collection release of Clouds of Sils Maria on Blu - ray.
at the Toronto film festival: Anomalisa, Mr Right and Couple in a Hole - audio reviews
-- Every day, you have the opportunity to write a critique about a film from the festival program or short reviews of an event at the Berlinale Talents programme, and will discuss and review it with your fellow participants and film critics.
James, umm the fact that like Guy said he is as good as you'd expect him to be, great reviews and remarks about a performance that earned him the best actor prize at the Canne film festival in May, and a previous oscar winner with a tremendous amount of talent.
When it debuted at various festivals, including the Sundance Film Festival, «Skeleton» received mostly positive reviews, with Variety critic Geoff Berkshire writing that «the biggest surprise for audiences expecting plenty of laughs will be just how effectively both thesps handle the weightier dramatic material in the screenplay... «The Skeleton Twins» captures the way siblings develop their own unique comedic shorthands in a way few films ever have.»
Whenever he's not doing schoolwork, Tyler is probably at the movies, reviewing one he just saw, or cooking up a new screenplay that he'll direct with friends for short film festivals.
A small, rapturously reviewed film that won best feature at the Independent Spirit Awards and has cleaned up on the festival circuit, this second feature from director Chloe Zhao explores the world of a South Dakota cowboy (played by Brady Jandreau) who has to find a new way of life after suffering a head injury.
The film debuted to rave reviews at the Venice, Toronto and Telluride film festivals and was released nationwide in April 2013.
The film won strong reviews when it premiered at Toronto in the Special Presentations section of the festival.
Natalie Portman's directorial debut A Tale of Love and Darkness screened as a Special Screening during the Cannes Film Festival, giving her the opportunity to promote this first film at the festival outside the competition unlike her actor - turned - director fellow Ryan Gosling, whose debut feature Lost River screened in last year's Un Certain Regard and received mixed and harsh reviews...
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The film opened at the SXSW film festival last spring to great reviews, but if you missed it there, it's now available on DVD, as noted at Counsel to Counsel.
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