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Rating	Title \| Year	Author	Quote
	The Fabelmans (2022)	Shah Shahid	The Fabelmans is a sweet and poignant story about life seen through a lens. And how those experiences shaped one of the greatest filmmakers of all time. Posted Nov 30, 2022 Edit critic review
	Raymond & Ray (2022)	Shah Shahid	The performances of McGregor and Hawke make what they’re going through so very universal as well. Despite the story going to some crazy and wild places, you can relate to and invest in both these characters’ lives. Posted Sep 26, 2022 Edit critic review
	What's Love Got to Do with It? (2022)	Shah Shahid	The humour comes from the usual making fun of the differences in culture that one expects from a movie like this. There are absolutely no sweet or light-hearted moments between the lead couple in this, apparent romantic comedy. Posted Sep 26, 2022 Edit critic review
	Kacchey Limbu (2022)	Shah Shahid	It’s a light-hearted affair with amazing music and a great young cast turning in some wonderful performances. It never takes itself too seriously, even though it plays the dramatic beats very sincerely. Posted Sep 20, 2022 Edit critic review
	Bros (2022)	Shah Shahid	It’s a very realistic portrayal of gay men, finding love and dealing with their issues and coming together. In that sense, Bros is raw, unapologetic and completely aware of the story it’s telling, without worrying about who it’s telling it to. Posted Sep 20, 2022 Edit critic review
	The Woman King (2022)	Shah Shahid	The Woman King is a must-watch. An epic blockbuster unlike any other before it. From its amazing framing and visuals to its tightly directed story, it’s a riveting experience from beginning to end. It’s visceral, raw and groundbreaking in a lot of ways. Posted Sep 16, 2022 Edit critic review