Articles by Maurie Alioff
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Review: ‘Stieg Larsson: The Man who Played with Fire’
Discover the life of the author of The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo.
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Review: ‘Gaza’
Gaza is neither a polemic taking one side or the other, nor an on camera debate
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Review: ‘Maxima’
The little woman in the sombrero and poncho whose courage and will to continue her struggle will never be defeated.
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Review: ‘The Corporate Coup d’État’
The Corporate Coup d’État isn’t a horror doc, but it methodically builds a sense of impending doom.
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Review: ‘Shella Record - A Reggae Mystery’
Visual artist, avid record collector, and lover of roots reggae Chris Flanagan has devoted years to a film about a Jamaican singer who long ago disappeared into obscurity.
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Review: ‘When We Walk’
For Jason DaSilva, making When We Walk was an act of desperate love, survival, and confrontation with the abyss.
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Review: ‘Drag Kids’
Is drag just child’s play?
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Review: ‘The El Duce Tapes’
The latest horror doc from the director of Room 237 and The Nightmare.
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Review: ‘Born in Evin’
Maryam Zaree’s Born in Evin is a film that should be seen.
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Logo Removed: The NFB Takes Down Its Icon
The NFB’s iconic “Man Seeing” logo comes down.