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Blue Heron review – wonderful, emotionally generous film

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By Jenna Mahale
| Little White Lies Verified
Blue Heron review – wonderful, emotionally generous film Sophy Romvari’s deeply personal debut traces a Hungarian immigrant family’s turbulent new life in Canada through the eyes of its youngest child. 4 Anticipation. Highly anticipated feature debut from a lauded shorts director. 4 Enjoyment. Just gorgeous. A film that engages with personal family trauma that’s never indulgent. 4 In Retrospect. Hopefully we’re seeing an auteur-in-the-making with this wonderful, emotionally generous film.
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The Birthday Party – first-look review

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By Jenna Mahale
| Little White Lies Verified
The Birthday Party – first-look review Léa Mysius' adaptation of Laurent Mauvignier’s 'Histoires de la Nuit' is a handsome but inert thriller. Léa Mysius’ adaptation of Laurent Mauvignier’s ​‘Histoires de la Nuit’ is a handsome but inert thriller. Though The Birthday Party marks the first time Léa Mysius has directed a film in contention for the festival’s Palme d’Or, the French filmmaker is no stranger to Cannes.
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Avedon – first-look review

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By Jenna Mahale
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Cannes first-look review – Ron Howard's Avedon Ron Howard's reverential portrait of the gifted photographer offers a whistlestop tour of his career without ever trying to critique his persona. Ron Howard’s reverential portrait of the gifted photographer offers a whistlestop tour of his career without ever trying to critique his persona. Who doesn’t love a bit of Richard Avedon?
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