Greta Lee in Past Lives

Past Lives review: quietly powerful

Past Lives is a quiet and touching exploration of love, friendship, and the meaning of relationships. It stars Greta Lee as a Korean woman who emigrated as a child of 12 from Korea to Canada. Later she moved to New […]

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Laverne Cox in Clean Slate

Clean Slate review: family healing and comedy

Clean Slate stars Laverne Cox as a trans woman who returns to her Alabama family home and a father (George Wallace) who does not know his child is a woman. She’s been away and out of touch for 23 years.

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Carla Sehn in The Åre Murders

The Åre Murders review, Nordic noir for the mystery lover

The Åre Murders bring mystery, snow, and Nordic noir in two well plotted tales about policewoman Hanna (Carla Sehn) and the cases she works on while in the ski resort area around Åre, Sweden.

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Reese Witherspoon and Will Ferrell in You're Cordially Invited

You’re Cordially Invited review: a wedding comedy

You’re Cordially Invited stars Reese Witherspoon and Will Ferrell in a too long comedy about two weddings that were accidentally booked in the same place at the same time.

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Kaitlyn Dever in Apple Cider Vinegar

Apple Cider Vinegar review, wellness scams make good drama

Apple Cider Vinegar tells you in clever ways at the beginning of each episode that the series is a true story based on a lie, and that Belle Gibson wasn’t making any money from the series. Kaitlyn Dever stars as

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Julia Louis-Dreyfus in You Hurt My Feelings Photo by Jeong Park /Jeong Park - © Just My Opinion Pictures Inc

You Hurt My Feelings review: let’s process some emotions

You Hurt My Feelings stars Julia Louis-Dreyfus as a writer named Beth who discovers her husband doesn’t like her books as much as he told her he did. The revelation leads to several problems and heartaches.

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Thomasin McKenzie in Life After Life

Life after Life review, something different from the BBC

Life after Life is a 4 part fantasy/magical realism drama from the BBC. It’s about a British woman named Ursula who dies and is reborn again and again, each time changing her life and circumstances in different ways.

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