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The Substance Review: An Unhinged Look at the Dark Side of Stardom

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. It’s what’s on the inside that counts. Beauty is only skin deep. We’ve all had these ideological platitudes ingrained in us from the moment we can speak.  Everyone agrees that we shouldn’t judge a person’s value based on their attractiveness — good looks have nothing to do …

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TIFF 2023 Review Diary

  TIFF 2023 has come to a close, and it was another eventful year for festivalgoers. This year’s festival may have lacked the abundance of A-list talent of past years, but TIFF’s slate of films still delivered. Eleven days isn’t nearly enough time to take in all the must-see screenings the festival offers.   Several titles …

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TIFF 2022: I Like Movies Review

TIFF 2022 REVIEW Seventeen-year-old movie snob Lawrence Kweller eats, breathes, and dreams about films. He’s in his final year of high school and plans to attend NYU’s prestigious film program. But here’s the catch: Lawrence lacks the technical and social skills to cut it at film school. But these little details won’t stop a world-class …

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TIFF 2021 Video: Wrap-up Roundtable with the That Shelf Team

  The 46th annual Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF 2021) may have wrapped Saturday night, but the party didn’t stop. The team of cinephiles over at That Shelf assembled Wednesday evening for a much-needed debrief to dish on our festival favourites. With over a hundred virtual and in-person movies screening at TIFF 2021, nobody was …

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TIFF 2021: Dug Dug Review

Dug Dug Quicktake: A Funny, Stylish, & Unapologetic Social Satire Let it be said, Dug Dug director Ritwik Pareek puts the motion in motion pictures. Pareek delivers an irreverent look at religious worship wrapped up in a mouth-watering buffet of sights and sounds. This stylish TIFF 2021 delight works as a subversive social commentary and …

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