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Philadelphia Film Festival 2017: Mark Webber's 'Flesh and Blood'
Virtual reality
Philadelphia-raised director-writer-actor Mark Webber, son of activist Cheri Honkala, treats his real-life dramas as exploded fiction in the experimental, earnest 'Flesh and Blood.' A.D. Amorosi reviews.
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Philadelphia Film Festival 2017: Unconventional action flicks
Lights, camera, action
It's hard to pick your way through the Philadelphia Film Festival's 100+ options. Rob Buscher makes it a little easier for action-genre fans.
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Philadelphia Film Festival 2017: Craig Gillespie's 'I, Tonya'
'I, Tonya' skates into first place
'I, Tonya,' the Philadelphia Film Festival opener, finds a new way to tell an old story. Stephen Silver reviews.
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FirstGlance Film Festival presents 'Nowhere, Michigan'
Anywhere but here
A meth chemist on the run, a love triangle, and small-town America merge in FirstGlance Film Festival's closing feature. Rob Buscher reviews.
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Dan Sickles and Antonio Santini's documentary film 'Dina'
Love is (almost) all you need
Philadelphia-based directors Antonio Santini and Dan Sickles tackle local love on the neurodiversity spectrum with the warmly humorous documentary 'Dina.' A.D. Amorosi reviews.
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Erik Poppe's 'The King's Choice'
Heavy is the head
Erik Poppe's film 'The King's Choice' follows the Nazi invasion of Norway and the razor's-edge diplomacy of its king. Gary Day reviews.
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Lena Khan's 'The Tiger Hunter'
On the prowl
Lena Khan's debut film features Danny Pudi as a an immigrant "fish out of water" in 1970s Chicago. Rob Buscher reviews.
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Peter Bratt's documentary 'Dolores'
In the field
A new documentary about labor activist Dolores Huerta shows there's still work to be done. Adryan Corcione reviews.
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Johnny O'Reilly's 'Moscow Never Sleeps'
Moscow under a microscope
A new film by Johnny O'Reilly depicts Moscow in all its corruption and beauty, held together by the ties that bind its citizens. Gary Day reviews.
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BlackStar Film Festival presents Sabaah Folayan and Damon Davis's 'Whose Streets?'
The language of the unheard
Sabaah Folayan and Damon Davis's documentary, filmed on the front lines of the 2014 protests in Ferguson, Missouri, introduces a new generation of civil rights activists. Alaina Mabaso reviews.
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