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Ema Sasic
Ema Sasic's reviews only count toward the Tomatometer® when published at the following Tomatometer-approved publication(s):
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The Disappearance of Shere Hite (2023) |
Despite some misses, “The Disappearance Of Shere Hite” should be considered required viewing as it sheds light on an important figure in feminism. - Next Best Picture
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| Posted Nov 14, 2023
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It's a Wonderful Knife (2023) |
This holiday slasher flick will be an enjoyable watch for all those who’d rather indulge in dark Christmas movies than the ultra feel-good, sentimental ones. - Next Best Picture
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| Posted Nov 07, 2023
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The Marsh King's Daughter (2023) |
Neil Burger’s newest film isn’t revolutionary in its storytelling, nor does it keep us guessing how it’ll end. Still, it features a twisty and unexpected intro and solid performances from talented cast members. - Next Best Picture
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| Posted Nov 02, 2023
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Four Daughters (2023) |
It’s a complicated watch in many ways, but just like the best documentaries out there, Ben Hania keeps it honest throughout her film, whether the scenes are scripted or unscripted. - Next Best Picture
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| Posted Oct 25, 2023
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Joan Baez I Am a Noise (2023) |
There’s a lot of heart and soul in the film, both from the directors and with Baez letting people into her life, leading to an enjoyable watch. - Next Best Picture
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| Posted Oct 13, 2023
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Invisible Beauty (2023) |
“Invisible Beauty” is a deeply interesting documentary of the great Hardison. Whether or not people are familiar with her name or work, they will gain a valuable perspective on this icon and all the passion she brought to the modeling industry. - Next Best Picture
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| Posted Sep 15, 2023
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The Adults (2023) |
Even if “The Adults” isn’t a total winner, it will have audiences think about their relationships with loved ones and the many changes they’ve gone through. - Next Best Picture
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| Posted Aug 16, 2023
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Aporia (2023) |
Time travel, science, and confusing words are often found in films such as this, but thankfully Moshé steers away from the nitty gritty to focus more on a family trying to accept their fates in this moving tale. - Next Best Picture
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| Posted Aug 09, 2023
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Our Body (2023) |
"Our Body" is required viewing to understand better the ups and downs of being a woman in this world, and Simon delivers this lesson in the most gentle and beautiful way possible. - Next Best Picture
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| Posted Aug 02, 2023
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War Pony (2022) |
In times when audiences are desperate for real stories and diverse representation in front of and behind the camera, “War Pony” is a must-see film. - Next Best Picture
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| Posted Jul 28, 2023
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The Beanie Bubble (2023) |
With an extremely talented cast and a whole lot of drama (real or not), it’ll make audiences think about how much credit one person got for so many other people’s great ideas. - Next Best Picture
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| Posted Jul 20, 2023
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Prisoner's Daughter (2022) |
With a more passionate and creative writer on the team, “Prisoner’s Daughter” could have been a more impactful drama, but it’s yet another one to add to the skip pile. - Next Best Picture
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| Posted Jul 10, 2023
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Bird Box Barcelona (2023) |
The stakes feel even more real this time, and the people our survivors encounter are even more fascinating, even if they are what nightmares are made of. It all leads to one question in the end: Where will this franchise take us next? - Next Best Picture
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| Posted Jul 10, 2023
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The Last Rider (2022) |
Even though the film skirts away from asking hard-hitting questions or delivering the story in a more creative way, LeMond is a worthy athlete to get his own documentary as he battled hell and back to get to the first-place podium three times in France. - Next Best Picture
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| Posted Jun 23, 2023
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Club Zero (2023) |
Even if it’s an absurd example, Hausner’s film doesn’t steer too far from what eating disorders can mentally, emotionally, and physically do to people, especially young minds. - Next Best Picture
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| Posted May 23, 2023
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Firebrand (2023) |
With two stellar head-to-head performances from Alicia Vikander and a disgustingly unrecognizable Jude Law — who constantly makes viewers hold their breaths in fear — it’s a royal showcase that brings tension and courage to the screen. - Next Best Picture
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| Posted May 22, 2023
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May December (2023) |
Portman, in particular, really gets to showcase her acting chops when delivering a monologue that has her copying Gracie's lispy voice and bringing genuine emotion to her "performance" just by staring directly into a mirror. - Next Best Picture
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| Posted May 21, 2023
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How to Have Sex (2023) |
Manning Walker captures an onslaught of emotions through her script that is only enhanced by a phenomenal lead performance from Mia McKenna Bruce. - Next Best Picture
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| Posted May 21, 2023
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The Sweet East (2023) |
Even with some lows, “The Sweet East” is a promising directorial debut from Williams and shows a desire to bring engaging and new stories to the big screen. - Next Best Picture
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| Posted May 19, 2023
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Monster (2023) |
Sometimes the most beautiful stories come from everyday life and humanity, and Kore-eda's latest continues to prove he's a master in uncovering both the pleasantries and the uncomfortable truths of life. - Next Best Picture
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| Posted May 19, 2023
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Jeanne du Barry (2023) |
Though she doesn’t totally push the envelope regarding rebellion in the monarchy, Maïwenn still gives a spirited portrayal that makes viewers empathize with Jeanne and understand her plight. - Next Best Picture
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| Posted May 17, 2023
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Mafia Mamma (2023) |
"Mafia Mamma" is completely silly and won't leave much of an impression on audiences, but sometimes a downright goofy comedy isn't bad when you need to get your mind off of everyday life. - Next Best Picture
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| Posted Apr 12, 2023
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Paint (2023) |
For the most part, “Paint” is a fine light-hearted comedy with plenty of silly moments that the masses will enjoy, even if not all the jokes or bits land. - Next Best Picture
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| Posted Apr 04, 2023
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Acidman (2022) |
The film is anchored by two solid performances from its leads, but the story itself doesn’t go the extra mile it deserves when dealing with such an emotional reunion. - Next Best Picture
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| Posted Mar 30, 2023
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The Worst Ones (2022) |
“The Worst Ones” brings up a fascinating look at industry practices, but it doesn’t go all in or offer any solutions. - Next Best Picture
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| Posted Mar 23, 2023
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Boston Strangler (2023) |
Even though “Boston Strangler” lacks the oomph needed for a gripping serial killer chase, its focus on journalism and the power that women in newsrooms bring is a shining aspect. - Next Best Picture
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| Posted Mar 16, 2023
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Your Place or Mine (2023) |
The movie doesn’t present us with anything new. Still, it’s filled with plenty of laughs from charming supporting actors and an engaging story that will capture anyone’s attention. - Next Best Picture
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| Posted Feb 10, 2023
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The Deepest Breath (2023) |
With stunning underwater cinematography and gripping sequences that will literally make you hold your breath, McGann dives head-first into a fascinating sport that captivates audiences from the start. - Next Best Picture
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| Posted Feb 06, 2023
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A Little Prayer (2023) |
The stakes never feel that high in “A Little Prayer,” but led by a wonderful performance from Strathairn and the supporting cast, it’s an enjoyable, breezy family drama anyone could dive into. - Next Best Picture
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| Posted Feb 03, 2023
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The Pod Generation (2023) |
It’s a shame that “The Pod Generation” falls flat in the end because Barthes raises many fascinating points. If this technology were available, would humans embrace it? If so, how far are we willing to go with it at the expense of the natural world? - Next Best Picture
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| Posted Feb 02, 2023
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Scrapper (2023) |
Even if it doesn’t go as far as it could have, “Scrapper” is still a delightful, heartwarming story that, even if similar to others, is too cute to ignore. - Next Best Picture
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| Posted Feb 01, 2023
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The Starling Girl (2023) |
“The Starling Girl” goes beyond the familiar coming-of-age story by looking at how religion impacts how young women are supposed to behave and what happens when they stray from the norm. - Next Best Picture
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| Posted Jan 31, 2023
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Eileen (2023) |
Even though “Eileen” has its ups and downs, it’s another enjoyable watch from Oldroyd, who continues to champion stories about complex women who surprise us in many ways. - Next Best Picture
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| Posted Jan 28, 2023
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Sometimes I Think About Dying (2023) |
"Sometimes I Think About Dying” finds its footing as a muted dark comedy about the bland but grand things in life and taking chances. - Next Best Picture
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| Posted Jan 26, 2023
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Alice, Darling (2022) |
Films about abuse can be difficult to capture in the most dignified way, but “Alice, Darling,” anchored by women off and on screen, manages to do just that. - Next Best Picture
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| Posted Dec 28, 2022
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Joyride (2022) |
In the end, “Joyride” doesn’t provide much joy due to a shaky and uninspired script. Even though Colman is always a bright spot in movies, this is one ride she shouldn’t have gotten on. - Next Best Picture
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| Posted Dec 22, 2022
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Darkling (2022) |
Despite its less-than-stellar final act, Milić has crafted an atmospheric film that will stay with audiences and leave a haunting impression. - Next Best Picture
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| Posted Dec 13, 2022
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Safe Place (2022) |
“Safe Place” would have flourished by leaning more into its imaginative, albeit brief, reality-tilting storytelling structure, but many other technical elements elevate this piece. - Next Best Picture
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| Posted Dec 08, 2022
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Empire of Light (2022) |
For all the ways “Empire of Light” stumbles, it manages to stick the landing in its final moments. - Next Best Picture
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| Posted Dec 01, 2022
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Louis Armstrong's Black & Blues (2022) |
Armstrong will always be remembered fondly for his musicality, but having his opinions on various topics and societal issues so prominently displayed allows us to hear him loud and clear, and maybe for the first time ever. - Next Best Picture
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| Posted Nov 07, 2022
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Enola Holmes 2 (2022) |
With “Enola Holmes 2,” much of the series’ charm returns – thanks to the lovely Brown – all while it tries to evolve and grow like its titular character. - Next Best Picture
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| Posted Nov 04, 2022
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The Estate (2022) |
The movie relies on its actors to make it enjoyable, but when you look deeper into the script, there's not much else there. Most of these characters are written as two-dimensional cliches who aren't relatable and don't even seem like real people. - Next Best Picture
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| Posted Nov 03, 2022
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Selena Gomez: My Mind and Me (2022) |
This isn’t a PR stunt to win brownie points or an Instagram post for sympathy. It’s a true calling for a woman who has battled hell and back and is set on doing good in the world, and that is rare to find. - Next Best Picture
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| Posted Nov 03, 2022
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The Janes (2022) |
“The Janes” shows us the reality that many, especially people of color and those of lower socioeconomic status, now face without the constitutional law. - Next Best Picture
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| Posted Nov 02, 2022
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Run Sweetheart Run (2020) |
While “Run Sweetheart Run” has a thrilling start, its underdeveloped script causes multiple problems. - Next Best Picture
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| Posted Oct 27, 2022
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The Stranger (2022) |
"The Stranger" reminds us that sometimes the most horrifying stories are the ones found in reality, not on the big screen or in the pages of a book. - Next Best Picture
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| Posted Oct 19, 2022
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Rosaline (2022) |
Dever is a delight as Rosaline and breathes life into this reimagined young woman who is strong, hilarious, and not afraid to speak her mind. - Next Best Picture
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| Posted Oct 11, 2022
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Last Flight Home (2022) |
It will make people uncomfortable and most likely emotional, but the best documentaries set out to reveal the good, the bad, and the ugly in this world. - Next Best Picture
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| Posted Oct 06, 2022
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The Good House (2021) |
While it’s nice to see Weaver continue to play complex female characters on the big screen, it’s a shame that this film couldn’t bring much depth that Leary’s novel had. - Next Best Picture
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| Posted Sep 29, 2022
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Hocus Pocus 2 (2022) |
With wonderful performances from its stars to so many nostalgic moments, get ready to have another spell put on you by Winifred, Sarah, and Mary. - Next Best Picture
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| Posted Sep 29, 2022
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