Tomris Laffly
Writer and Film Critic at Freelance
Film Writer/Critic | ✍🏼 @Variety @EbertVoices @ThePlaylist @VanityFair @TIME @Vulture @WMag @Filmmakermag etc. | @NYFCC | ♥️ @eal7nyc Audrey |🇹🇷🇺🇸
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1 week ago |
goldderby.com | Tomris Laffly
For any casual follower of the Oscar race, some of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences’ newly announced rules might come as a shock.
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4 weeks ago |
goldderby.com | Tomris Laffly
Once an occasional big-screen feat steered by the legendary likes of Alfred Hitchcock, Orson Welles, and Paul Thomas Anderson, long takes — aka one-shots or “oners” — are now a staple of prestige episodic TV.
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4 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Tomris Laffly
Once an occasional big-screen feat steered by the legendary likes of Alfred Hitchcock, Orson Welles, and Paul Thomas Anderson, long takes — aka one-shots or “oners” — are now a staple of prestige episodic TV.
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1 month ago |
indiewire.com | Tomris Laffly
You’ve probably seen his cute face and big noggin on billboards, TV, or while scrolling your social media feed — a black-and-white-speckled Great Dane named Bing, with a disarmingly droopy face and a pair of heartbreakingly handsome eyes of different colors, accompanying Naomi Watts in the streets of New York City.
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2 months ago |
variety.com | Tomris Laffly
In “I Really Love My Husband,” GG Hawkins’ undercooked feature debut as a writer-director, Teresa (Madison Lanesey) tells others that she really loves her husband every chance that she gets. But by saying it out loud, it often looks and sounds like she is first and foremost trying to convince herself that her love is the true kind.
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RT @franklinleonard: I go so hard on this stuff because the next Ryan Coogler deserves a fair shot to become Ryan Coogler, not because Ryan…
Inside baseball but: I actually no longer hate Indee screeners as long as they have the “Watch on TV “ option. You get a code & simply enter on your TV app—easy. That said, it’s truly puzzling that every Indee screener does not have this option. Does it cost more? Who knows.
The new Mission: Impossible movie will fix me.
