Hollywood Suite: What to Watch – November 2020
Hollywood Suite’s November lineup features a tribute to Anton Yelchin and a Reelworld Film Festival 20th Anniversary retrospective.
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Alex Winter and Jason Gorber Talk Zappa at IFFBoston
Watch the Zappa chat from IFFBoston.
Judy Versus Capitalism Review
Judy Versus Capitalism is an astonishing accomplishment. Utterly heartbreaking, the film is a resounding act of bravery.
The Phenomenon Review: Is it Time to Believe?
James Fox’s UFO documentary The Phenomenon makes a strong case that it’s time to start believing.
The Criterion Shelf: Christo and Jeanne-Claude
Christo’s projects push the limit of what people consider to be the usefulness of art.
TIFF 2020: Underplayed Review
Stacey Lee’s Underplayed presents a sprawling and energetic portrait of a landscape in need of a change.
TIFF 2020: Beans Review
A coming of age tale set amid the Oka Crisis.
TIFF 2020: I Am Greta Review
I Am Greta profiles Greta Thunberg’s rise from lone-wolf climate activist to the face of a global movement.
TIFF 2020: The Boy From Medellin Review
Who is Matthew Heineman’s sleek and intimate documentary about Colombian superstar J. Balvin for?
TIFF 2020: The New Corporation: The Unfortunately Necessary Sequel Review
The New Corporation: The Unfortunately Necessary Sequel is a clear-eyed documentary calls out the insidious methods of today’s “socially conscious” corporations.
TIFF 2020: The Way I See It Review
Dawn Porter’s documentary The Way I See It revels in Obama-era nostalgia to show us the power of human decency.
TIFF 2020: No Ordinary Man Review
No Ordinary Man is a stunner of a documentary. It’s a hybrid really, in which the filmmakers Aisling Chin-Yee and Chase Joynt add just the right dose of creative fiction to galvanise the largely forgotten history of a trans icon, American Jazz musician Billy Tipton.
TIFF 2020: Inconvenient Indian review
If there's only one must-see film at TIFF, it is Michelle Latimer’s urgent call to action doc Inconvenient Indian.
Outfest Los Angeles 2020: Highlights From This Year’s Virtual Fest
Read reviews on dreamy erotic tales from Brazil and queer history docs from the U.S.
The Mole Agent Review: This Real-Life Spy Farce Is a Surprisingly Melancholy Meditation on Aging
Maite Alberdi finds the humor and pathos in her doc following an octogenarian spy at a retirement community.
