Two Good Films: "Black At Yale" and "Street Corner Stories"
Celebrate MLK Jr. Day with two groundbreaking documentaries by Warrington Hudlin.
Celebrate MLK Jr. Day with two groundbreaking documentaries by Warrington Hudlin.
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Reviews of "Babies," "Bucking Fastard," "Edward Said: Between Worlds," "Everybody Wants to F*ck Me," "The Face of Horror," "Love of Your Life," "Possible Love," "The Secret Lives of Baba Segi's Wives," "A Talent for Murder," "Union Town"
A new AlmodĂłvar, a feel-good biopic of a disability-rights legend, a likely Best Actor bell-ringer and, from the Zellner brothers, one of the damnedest things I've ever seen,
An underdog story about an underdog story is an unexpected highlight at the Toronto Film Festival