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Our most recent #Oscar predictions and some major changes across the board! Listen to our Awards Tape episode where we break it all down: therollingtape.com/the-award…
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THE DEBUT is Jessie Eisenberg’s best and most personal work yet. Unhinged and zany beyond belief, but never loses focus for a second. Moore is as good as they say she is and then some. #pff35
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Jesse Eisenberg for THE DEBUT ahead of the Closing Night screening for the 35th Philadelphia Film Festival full red carpet interview by @dtjcinema to come!
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just got to hear Jessie Eisenberg and Terry Gross chat about The Debut… and also Zombieland (2009) #pff35
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adam patla @ CIFF@apat10Oct 22
#Wildwood functions as a direct response to the uncertainties in both the industry and the world at large. Not only is it defiantly hand-crafted, but it’s about being brave in a world that has lost its magic. My review for The Rolling Tape: therollingtape.com/wildwood-…
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Check out some of our teams most recent reviews! 🧵
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The new #StreetFighter movie review from @thebitchinthetv therollingtape.com/review-st…
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#YouCanSeeEverything review from @EthanSimmie 🩸 therollingtape.com/review-na…
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GabeReel@GabeReelsOct 20
I’m so excited to introduce Behind The Bylines! In this conversation series, I’ll be spotlighting some fantastic creatives, so please check out the show when it releases on @therollingtape ✨
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Coming soon to The Rolling Tape! 👀 A new series from @GabeReels highlighting diverse voices in the film criticism realm.
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ICYMI we’re chatting #Whalefall and #YouCanSeeEverything on this weeks pod review! 👀 therollingtape.com/ep-211-yo…
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Coming soon to The Rolling Tape! 👀 A new series from @GabeReels highlighting diverse voices in the film criticism realm.
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jake@nuclearbrodcastOct 19
I literally had to sleep off the feeling of watching JOSEPHINE. Unlike anything I’ve watched before and Mason Reeves is giving a lead child performance for the history books. Director Beth de Araújo holds nothing back.
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Danny Jarabek @ #PFF35@dtjcinemaOct 19
BEHEMOTH! takes a windy road to finding its identity often veering between multiple tones (at times slapstick comedy, others a caper) until it finally settles as something vigorously original. Represents the social mechanics of a niche industry. Pascal is physical and brilliant.
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Some shots from our friends in Philly 🥰🍿
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for @therollingtape i wrote (spoiler-free!!) about YOU CAN SEE EVERYTHING and Nathan Fielder’s genius in identifying two sides of the human experience. therollingtape.com/review-na…

Review: Nathan Fielder’s Genius is on Full Display in ‘You Can See Everything’ - THE ROLLING TAPE

You Can See Everything doesn’t necessarily offer an answer to the difference between a lie and the truth. It simply presents that idea and engages in strange, deranged, and jaw-dropping ways of...

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nadia@thebitchinthetvOct 18
on street fighter for @therollingtape therollingtape.com/review-st…

Review: ‘Street Fighter’ Restores The Balance of Horrible Video Game Adaptations - THE ROLLING TAPE

Street Fighter has so much potential to be a compelling, campy ‘90s time capsule paying homage to one of the most iconic fighting games of all time, but it’s too bogged down by references, accuracy,...

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This is how we’re thinking about La Bola Negra
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Danny Jarabek @ #PFF35@dtjcinemaOct 17
Lukas Dhont lustfully renders human intimacy in COWARD, this time at the intersection of extremes. The body as a fragile vessel for enacting violence, but also for inspiring hope. A bloody and beautiful examination of performance art saving oneself while also serving the machine.
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