Patrice Witherspoon is a writer for Screen Rant, specializing in film and television reviews. With a passion for entertainment, Patrice provides insightful and engaging critiques of various movies and shows, covering a wide range of genres and styles. Their writing combines a love for storytelling with a critical eye, offering readers a comprehensive analysis of the latest releases.
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Patrice Witherspoon predominantly covers reviews of movies and TV series, with a focus on providing expert commentary. If you have expertise in the entertainment industry, particularly related to movie or TV show production, remakes, or acting performances, your insights could be valuable to Patrice.
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By: Patrice Witherspoon
An occasionally humorous yet annoying coming-of-age story
By: Patrice Witherspoon
Summary Chris Wang reminds us how annoying teenagers can be in this comedy-drama. The film's use of humor undermines its deep themes and emotional moments.
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By: Patrice Witherspoon
Zambian Welsh writer-director Rungano Nyoni returned to the Toronto International Film Festival with her second feature, On Becoming a Guinea
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By: Patrice Witherspoon
Acclaimed French writer-director Alain Guiraudie's latest feature, Misericordia (Miséricorde) , attempts to tackle repressed sexuality in a twisted mix of humor, secrecy, and deception.
By: Patrice Witherspoon
Marianne Jean-Baptise is long overdue an Oscar.
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By: Patrice Witherspoon
If an experimental drug existed that would enable you to create lucid dreams, where you could control anyone and everything, would you take it?
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By: Patrice Witherspoon
Every so often, there comes a film that sticks with you long after your first viewing.
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By: Patrice Witherspoon
August Wilson, the late acclaimed American playwright, chronicled some of the best stories about African American experiences using deeply humanized and comprehensive storytelling.
By: Patrice Witherspoon
This review mentions suicide. Director Parker Finn delivered a disturbing showcase of mental anguish with his creepy directorial debut
By: Patrice Witherspoon
Another mediocre spinoff TV series
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