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THE BIGGEST LITTLE FARM – Review by Janice Page

May 15, 2019May 19, 2019 Janice Page 0 Comments documentaries, john chester, molly chester, the biggest little farm

If you’ve been paying attention to the news, you know two things: Contempt is alive and well in America. The planet, on the other hand, is dying. This should be reason enough for you to see “The Biggest Little Farm.” But writer-director-cinematographer John Chester isn’t taking any chances. Just in case you need to be sold on the theatrical entertainment value of a feature-length agri-activism documentary, he’s also packaged his film for mass-market appeal.

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@TIFF: Sarah Silverman Talks I SMILE BACK – Janice Page interviews

October 20, 2015July 22, 2024 Janice Page 0 Comments i smile back, sarah silverman, TIFF

In one scene, Sarah Silverman sits topless on a toilet, snorting cocaine. In another, she does lines (not the kind

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@TIFF: Meet Emily Blunt, American Badass – Janice Page interviews

October 10, 2015July 22, 2024 Janice Page 0 Comments emily blunt, meryl streep, Sicario, the female gaze, TIFF, toronto international film festival

That’s probably not where we thought Blunt was headed a decade ago, when she played Meryl Streep’s prickly assistant in

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Digging Deeper into Toronto Festival Films – An Overview by Janice Page

September 22, 2015July 22, 2024 Janice Page 0 Comments charlotte rampling, femme-helmed films, Julie Delpy, laurie anderson, sarah silverman, the female gaze, TIFF, toronto international film festival

Toronto International Film Festival was overrun with big movies about and by Bostonians. While headlines were grabbed by predictable awards-season

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About Janice Page

July 22, 2000July 23, 2024 Janice Page janice page

Janice Page is the movies editor at The Washington Post. She came to The Post in June of 2019 from The Boston Globe, where she was deputy managing editor for arts and newsroom innovation. Previously, she spent most of the 1990s on staff at The Los Angeles Times as an arts & entertainment editor, critic and writer, and prior to that she was an editor, critic and writer at The Providence Journal-
Bulletin.