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By Anne Brodie Don’t Lets Go to the Dogs Tonight is a sad reminder of the evils of colonialism and how racists are created. Lexi Venter is seven-year-old Bobo, the white Rhodesian child of a solider and a homemaker (Embeth Davidtz who also wrote, directed and produced the film with Trevor Noah) …
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By Anne Brodie Under a Dark Sun concerns Alba Mazier (Ava Baya) a frantic French woman, hardened by life, escaping a lover under cover of night with her young son Leo (Max Harter); the abuser threatens them with violence as they screech away into the dark hills. He’d taken all her money so she …
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By Anne Brodie Directed by Edivan Guajajara, co-founder of Mídia Indígena, Brazil’s leading Indigenous-led journalism collective and environmental filmmakers Chelsea Greene and Rob Grobman, We Are Guardians, reminds us of the devastation that once threatened to ruin the global environment - the …
Imagine a near future where the only thing that matters is keeping your family alive, as hordes of the starving roam the land for scraps of food. TV and music video director R.T. Thorne’s impressive feature film debut starring Danielle Deadwyler and Michael Greyeyes follows the couple as they …
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By Anne Brodie R.T. Thorne’s rural near future thriller 40 Acres is a masterful cinematic exploration of events in rural Canada – shot in Sudbury - during a violent civil war and a fungal pandemic that wiped out 98% of the animal biosphere. A family of homesteaders, Kataem O'Connor as Emanuel, …
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