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John Terauds

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Wagner's Dream (2012) 94% 4/4 EDIT “A two-hour documentary that has as many hair-raising, stomach-churning moments as a ride on Wonderland's new Leviathan.” – Toronto Star May 3, 2012 Full Review The Magic Flute (2006) 70% 3/4 EDIT “In the end, love triumphs. In this movie, the music triumphs, proving again that a true masterpiece can survive all kinds of meddling.” – Toronto Star Mar 20, 2009 Full Review New France (2004) 1/4 EDIT “History is long, life is short. It's certainly too short for the sort of overblown, melodramatic, pseudo-epic filmmaking Quebec's Jean Beaudin tried to foist on Francophone audiences two years ago.” – Toronto Star Oct 21, 2005 Full Review Separate Lies (2005) 72% 3.5/4 EDIT “Less than an hour-and-a-half long, this compelling tale of trust, honesty and what it means to do the right thing probes gently, yet cuts deep.” – Toronto Star Sep 30, 2005 Full Review The Syrian Bride (2004) 85% 3/4 EDIT “It all comes together in a potent cinematic mix, one that lends a deep humanity to a part of the world in dire need of greater understanding.” – Toronto Star Aug 5, 2005 Full Review Exiles (2004) 78% 2.5/4 EDIT “Through facial expression, gesture and deed, Gatlif manages to coax such a deep humanity out of his characters' situations that dialogue becomes superfluous.” – Toronto Star Jul 15, 2005 Full Review The Best of Youth (2002) 94% 1.5/4 EDIT “Despite many charming elements, this movie is not an example of good storytelling.” – Toronto Star May 13, 2005 Full Review A Tale of Two Sisters (2003) 86% 2.5/4 EDIT “The gorgeous slow-moving cinematography by Lee Mogae is remarkable.” – Toronto Star Jan 28, 2005 Full Review Stoked: The Rise and Fall of Gator (2003) 81% 3/5 EDIT “Thoroughly compelling documentary.” – Toronto Star Aug 20, 2004 Full Review Lan Yu (2001) 68% 2/5 EDIT “In the end, we are left with something like two ships passing in the night rather than any insights into gay love, Chinese society or the price one pays for being dishonest.” – Toronto Star Aug 16, 2002 Full Review
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