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Fantastic Fest Review: The Bad Batch
Ana Lily Amirpour gets post-apocalyptic with her second feature
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Fantastic Fest Review: The Lure
This all-singing, all-dancing Polish mermaid film has teeth
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Fantastic Fest Review: Assassination Classroom: Graduation
A heartwarming conclusion to the Japanese blockbuster
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Fantastic Fest Review: Dearest Sister
The tale of a haunted woman is much more than meets the eye
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Fantastic Fest Review: Helmut Berger, Actor
The lines get blurry in this documentary on an aging screen legend
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Fantastic Fest Review: The Girl With All the Gifts
A post-apocalyptic world that really grows on (or in) you
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Fantastic Fest Review: The Dwarves Must Be Crazy
Thai horror and comedy collide: butt-licking, bug-eating ensues
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Fantastic Fest: The Autopsy of Jane Doe
Cracking sternums and cracking mysteries in horror whodunit
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Fantastic Fest Review: Aloys
A grieving detective tries to shake the shackles of loneliness
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Fantastic Fest Review: Original Copy
An affecting profile of one of the last Indian film poster artists