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Denise Fortin

I am a recent print journalism graduate from Suffolk University who loves to review movies, write about award shows, and rant about pop culture. My friends tell me I tweet …

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Elizabeth Aubrey

Freelance arts and culture journalist/lecturer. My work is regularly found in NME, Evening Standard, The Guardian, Empire, The Quietus, GQ, The Independent, MixMag, Crack and more.

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Rafael Barbosa

Escritor de artigos no âmbito de cinema e televisão. Escrita criativa e de guião. Olhar atento que esmiúça a importância de um só plano.

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Joseph Stay

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Aidan Lopez

20 year old student at CSUSB

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Latest Articles

Caption This: the subtitling champions working to make festivals, screenings and global cinema more accessible • Journal • A Letterboxd Magazine

Sundance’s first entirely virtual edition in 2021 awarded Siân Heder’s CODA with the US Grand Jury Prize: Dramatic plus accolades for Directing, Audience and the Special Jury Prize for Ensemble cast. The coming-of-age film about the only hearing member of a deaf family began its groundbreaking run during the festival, …
By Rafa Sales Ross
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Fantastique Cinematheque: Kleber Mendonça Filho on preserving Brazilian movie-palace memories with Pictures of Ghosts • Journal • A Letterboxd Magazine

Brazilian filmmaker (and Letterboxd member) Kleber Mendonça Filho’s latest is a moving ode to his hometown of Recife—not to mention the third most popular documentary of our 2023 Year in Review. Split into three chapters, Pictures of Ghosts follows Filho’s formative years in the family apartment that would come to …
By Rafa Sales Ross
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A ★★★★★ review of Winter Sleep (2014)

winter sleep appears as my introduction into ceylan's cinematic realm. it's a poetic exploration of human condition that delves deep into the complexities of human nature through its strong, organic, and lyrical narrative. the film weaves a tapestry of emotions, allowing the characters to breathe and evolve organically. each character …
By Nurreza Alfariz Nugraha
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A ★★★★★ review of Neon Genesis Evangelion: The End of Evangelion (1997)

end of evangelion has a very dark theme that reflects the bleak and hopeless situation of the characters and the world. the film deals with topics such as violence, death, trauma, depression, suicide, and the end of the world. the film does not shy away from showing the brutality and …
By Nurreza Alfariz Nugraha
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Nobody Cares: good, scrappy Canadian Matt Johnson on respecting nerds in BlackBerry • Journal • A Letterboxd Magazine

“No donuts this time?” asks Canadian director Matt Johnson when we meet in Glasgow two weeks after our first encounter in Berlin, post-world premiere of his latest feature BlackBerry. The first half of our interview happened at lunchtime, and I brought a bubbly pink box of fresh donuts in tow. …
By Rafa Sales Ross
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Toying with Disobedience: Guillermo del Toro and friends on bringing Pinocchio to life • Journal • A Letterboxd Magazine

It’s the end of a long day of press junket interviews and, still, Guillermo del Toro speaks to me as if he has just sprung out of bed, an electric generosity that would be hard to believe if it were anyone else. The Mexican filmmaker is glistening with the adrenaline …
By Rafa Sales Ross
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Blonde Heartbreaker: Andrew Dominik completes his Marilyn Monroe project • Journal • A Letterboxd Magazine

Blonde broke Andrew Dominik’s heart. Four summer Olympics, a global pandemic, two Popes, a British Queen and a King separate the New Zealand-Australian filmmaker from first falling in love with Joyce Carol Oates’ eponymous best-selling novel in 2008 and the world premiere of his magnum opus at the 79th Venice …
By Rafa Sales Ross
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