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Cannes · Film Festivals · Review Inshallah A Boy (2023) Movie Review: Jordan’s Cannes Debut Is A Riveting Exploration of An Archaic Practice With A Defiant Performance By Mouna Hawa Parth Pant June 6, 2023
Review Chile’76 (2022) Movie Review: Captivating Politics and Thrilling Execution Suvo Pyne May 2, 2023
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