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The Last First: Winter K2 | Movie review (opens the original)
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In 2021, Icelandic mountaineer John Snorri Sigurjónsson set out to climb the world’s second-tallest mountain during the winter. He leaves with Pakistani father-and-son team Ali and Sajid Sadpara to make the treacherous ascent, with the goal of becoming the first people to do so. While the trio begin their trip alone, news of their attempt to conquer “the last first” sparks a race amongst other climbers from around the world, each wanting to get their names in the history books. Alongside extreme
American Horror Story season 13 | Show review (opens the original)
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It’s been two years since Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk gave viewers an entry in their American Horror Story anthology. The 13th series, simply titled 13, boasts an intriguing premise that sees the veteran cast reprise iconic roles from the show’s history, similar to what Apocalypse did in 2018. While the more recent instalments have been a mixed bag, the first three episodes of the latest outing suggest the creators are leaning into what AHS does best. It’s strange, a little campy, and hints at
Wonka’s the Golden Ticket | Show review (opens the original)
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From the pages of Roald Dahl’s classic novel to the big screen adaptations, Willy Wonka’s Chocolate Factory is a place of imagination and childhood wonderment. Netflix’s version of the confectionery wonderland in Wonka’s the Golden Ticket, however, is a sterile and charmless imitation of the 1971 film that’s given a Squid Game makeover. The premise sees 12 pairs of contestants and Wonka superfans compete in a series of candy-themed contests to win a grand prize of $3 million (although it’s not s
Blue Film | Movie review (opens the original)
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Kieron Moore plays sex worker Aaron in Blue Film, a provocative drama by writer-director Elliot Tuttle. On camera, Aaron wears a confident and domineering persona, taking pleasure in humiliating wealthy clients who are willing to pay a lot of money to spend the night with him. One such person is Hank (Reed Birney), an older man offering $50,000 for the privilege. However, it’s soon revealed that the customer is Aaron’s disgraced middle school teacher, who went to prison for making sexual advance
The Cycle of Love | Movie review (opens the original)
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In 1975, street artist PK has a chance encounter with Swedish tourist Lotta in Delhi. He instantly falls for her, believing that she’s the person foretold to be his true love. The pair spend the next couple of days together, but when Lotta doesn’t return to India as promised, PK decides to go to her. With barely any supplies, he sets out on the 6,000-mile journey across Asia and Europe on a second-hand bicycle. Orlando von Einsiedel chronicles this extraordinary love story in documentary The Cyc
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