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ReviewsSeptember 22, 2019

Dominga Sotomayor’s Unstable Utopias: ‘Too Late To Die Young’ (‘Tarde para morir joven’)

by Bessie Rubinstein

Utopias critique by differentiation, springing from a lack. They work, writes Lucy Sargisson, “by creating distant spaces whence to interrogate…

Festivals, ReviewsSeptember 17, 2019

Fantasy Without Catharsis: María Paz González’s ‘Lina From Lima’ —TIFF

by Katherine Connell

María Paz González’s first narrative feature Lina from Lima (2019) is a musical comedy about migrant life in Chile that…

ReviewsMarch 17, 2018

A Drama of Access: On Sebastián Lelio’s ‘A Fantastic Woman’

by Alice Blackhurst

At the recent Academy Awards A Fantastic Woman pulled off the historic double feat of claiming both the first-ever Oscar…

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