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Fantastic Fest Review: Original Copy
An affecting profile of one of the last Indian film poster artists
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Fantastic Fest Review: The Young Offenders
Gleeful Irish coke comedy is a sidesplitter
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Fantastic Fest Review: We Are the Flesh
Visceral horror probes the necessity of morals
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Fantastic Fest Review: My Entire High School Sinking Into the Sea
Remarkable animated adventure from graphic novelist Dash Shaw
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Fantastic Fest Review: Age of Shadows
I Saw the Devil director takes on a period spy thriller
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Fantastic Fest Review: Belief: The Possession of Janet Moses
Faith and law clash in this New Zealand documentary
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Fantastic Fest Review: The Red Turtle
Dutch animator teams with Studio Ghibli for wordless, immersive film
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Fantastic Fest Review: Better Watch Out
John Hughes meets Wes Craven in a candy-coated home invasion
