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The best films of the fall festivals: THR critics' picks

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By David Rooney Verified, Leslie Felperin, Daniel Fienberg Verified, Jon Frosch Verified, Angie Han Verified, Sheri Linden Verified, Jordan Mintzer, Jourdain Searles Verified
| MSN Verified
DAU (Venice) At once immense and intimate, political, historical and personal, Ilya Khrzhanovsky's loose biopic of Russian physicist Lev Lendau is the kind of shoot-for-the-moon feature that rarely happens anymore — and certainly not like this (the shoot relocated hundreds of actors and thousands of extras inside a giant simulacrum of the Soviet era, their daily interactions captured by a roving team of camera and sound technicians).
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The Best Films of the Fall Festivals: THR Critics’ Picks Original

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By David Rooney Verified, Leslie Felperin, Daniel Fienberg Verified, Jon Frosch Verified, Angie Han Verified, Sheri Linden Verified, Jordan Mintzer, Jourdain Searles Verified
| The Hollywood Reporter Verified
Clockwise from top left: 'Misty Green,' 'Possible Love,' 'The Debut' and 'You Can See Everything.' Courtesy of A24 (3); Courtesy of Netflix Along with Sundance in January, Berlin in February and Cannes in May, the fall festival trifecta of Venice, Telluride and Toronto almost invariably yields many of the films destined to keep percolating in the conversation from critics’ group awards in December all the way to the Oscars mid-March.
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'Tender Loving Care' review: Kate O'Flynn in Mike Leigh's warm drama

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By Jon Frosch Verified
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A drama dotted with laughs (or a comedy blotted with pain?) in which everyday problems are confronted, and avoided, over steaming cuppas and brimming glasses of white wine, Tender Loving Care explores friendship, family dynamics and England's fraying social safety net. In other words, it's a Mike Leigh film, and a lovely one at that. If it ends up being his last, as the 83-year-old writer-director has indicated, it's a fitting and stealthily powerful way to go out - a low-key mic drop of sorts.
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