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Geoff Pevere
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Geoff Pevere is an author, movie critic and broadcaster who has been covering the Toronto International Film Festival for more than 30 years. 

 

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Fruitvale Station: The story of Oscar Grant doesn’t need an emotional rescue
Crystal Fairy: Great stuff happens on the road to enlightenment
film review
The Wolverine: For once, a comic-book action flick with real drama
Casting By: An elegy to a lost Hollywood era
Blackfish: Orca documentary lacks scope, but delivers strong message
The Act of Killing: Lights, camera, genocide
Syrup: A moral parable for the advertising age
film
Guillermo del Toro is a man ‘promiscuously in love’ with the monster genre
film
Monumental Holocaust documentary Shoah has lost none of its chilling power
Geoff Pevere
Geoff Pevere
film
Big Star, a great rock band that never won the fame it deserved
Geoff Pevere
Geoff Pevere
How to Make Money Selling Drugs: In the war on drugs, everyone’s a loser
Cinematheque salutes Jacques Demy: a retrospective that sings and dances
Geoff Pevere
Geoff Pevere
Why the Village People aren’t buying into this disco documentary
film
All Out War: Just don’t call them breakdancers
Kings of Summer or just princes at play?
What happens when our machines get smarter than we are? (No, don’t ask Siri)
Geoff Pevere
Geoff Pevere
Rolling with the Chinese New Wave
film review
The Lesser Blessed departs from and follows teen-movie form
film review
Another Canadian film, another charmingly quirky misfit hero
film review
After Earth: Sci-fi, CGI, Will Smith. It’s definitely summer
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