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PFF ’21: BEYOND THE INFINITE TWO MINUTES A Twisty, Fun Time Loop Story

October 27, 2021 Rich Drees

When a cafe honors discovers he has the ability to communicate with a version of himself two minutes in the future, the result is an ingenious time travel story.

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PFF ’21: AGNES A Refreshing Spin On Genre Narratives

October 25, 2021 Rich Drees

Director Mickey Reece takes an unusual turn midway through telling his story about the exorcism of a possessed nun.

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PFF ’21: JULIA Explores Life Of TV’s First Celebrity Chef

October 25, 2021 Rich Drees

A look at the life of the woman who changed how Americans approached cooking – Julia Child.

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PFF ’21: THE AUTOMAT A Nostalgic Look At Iconic Mid-20th Century Restaurant

October 23, 2021 Rich Drees

Director Lisa Hurwitz’s documentary looks back at the iconic mid-century restaurant that combined vending technology with well made meals.

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PFF ’21: TELEVISION EVENT Looks Back At The Societal Zeitgeist Moment Of 1983’s THE DAY AFTER

October 22, 2021 Rich Drees

TELEVISION EVENT digs into the product and controversy surrounding the 1983 TV movie about the horrors of nuclear war THE DAY AFTER.

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Review: DUNE One Half Of A Sprawling Epic

October 21, 2021 Rich Drees

Director Dennis Villeneuve takes a swing at adapting Frank Herbert’s classic sci-fi saga. Well, the first half of it.

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PFF ’21: STORM LAKE A Portrait Of A Small Town Newspaper

October 20, 2021 Rich Drees

A portrait of a small town newspaper and how it stands for the importance of journalism.

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Advance Review: GHOSTBUSTERS AFTERLIFE A Worthy And Funny Passing Of The Torch

October 9, 2021 Rich Drees

Director Jason Reitman takes over the franchise reins from his father Ivan Reitman for a story about family and bustin’ ghosts.

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Review: VENOM: LET THERE BE CARNAGE Is More Of The Same

September 30, 2021 Rich Drees

If you liked the first VENOM film, you’ll like this sequel. If you didn’t, well…

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Review: NO TIME TO DIE Is A Rousing Conclusion To The Daniel Craig Era

September 28, 2021 Rich Drees

Daniel Craig’s final outing as the British super spy is an explosive conclusion to one of the best runs of the franchise.

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