Chloe Lizotte
honor the IP • deputy editor @mubinotebook • writer • event horizon @reverse_shot • inquiries: mail @ chloelizotte dot com
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Sep 17, 2024 |
mubi.com | Chloe Lizotte
“Saturday Night” and “The Apprentice” fade into the forgettable “landmarks” on Festival Street, but “Friendship” dares to be weird. To participate in the Toronto International Film Festival Scavenger Hunt, simply take a selfie with each of the eight “landmarks” around Festival Street—the three-block stretch of King Street where you’ll find key festival venues, food trucks, and brand activations—then enter a raffle to win a prize.
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Nov 15, 2023 |
reverseshot.org | Michael Koresky |Chloe Lizotte |Mark Asch |Chris Wisniewski
By Michael Koresky | November 15, 2023 Haynes is doing something extraordinarily delicate and difficult in May December, reminding viewers, with the lightest of touches, that we are all implicated and indulgent in the processes of social, cultural, and sexual exploitation that define the modern consciousness.
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