Guillermo del Toro’s genre-hopping “The Shape of Water” is a swooning love story, a valentine to classic cinema, and a celebration of anyone who’s ever felt like an outsider. It’s also the story of a woman who falls in love with an amphibious fish monster.
Octavia Spencer
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Film review: ‘Hidden Figures’
The very definition of crowd-pleasing, feel-good
entertainment, the stirring drama “Hidden Figures” celebrates the lives of
three black female mathematicians whose work was essential in the early days of NASA
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“Fruitvale Station”
Arriving laden with prizes from the usual festivals, “Fruitvale Station” demonstrates once again the relevance of the small, independent films shoehorned into the narrow space amidst the noisy blockbusters, witless comedies, and insipid chick flicks that clog the summer screens. Along with such documentaries as “Capitalism: A Love Story,” and “The Tillman Story,” and a […]
