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Rubin Safaya
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Executive Editor and Publisher, Cinemalogue
Dallas, Plano
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Biography
Rubin Safaya is the founder and Executive Editor of Cinemalogue. He is also the Executive Editor of a partner publication, AwardsWatch, which focuses its coverage on awards season—from Cannes to the Oscars®. A voting member of the Dallas-Ft. Worth Film Critics Association, Mr. Safaya is listed at Rotten Tomatoes, accredited by the Toronto International Film Festival, a participant in the IndieWire Annual TIFF Critics Survey, and is quoted in various books, magazines, essays and editorials—most recently by the CBC on the subject of lack of diversity in film criticism as a follow up to the USC Annenberg Inclusion Initiative.
Cinema , Tennis, Music , Golf, Zimbabwe, Formula One , Football
wall street. nuclear power. climate change.
Content
By Todd Jorgenson, Rubin Safaya| Cinemalogue@ Amid all of his character’s obligations in Goodrich, Michael Keaton’s most important role from a moviegoer standpoint might be as a salesman. The Oscar-winning actor channels his charm and charisma into an amusing and nuanced exploration of contemporary fatherhood in this otherwise contrived and far-fetched drama about shifting parental responsibilities and fractured family dynamics. His committed portrayal elevates an otherwise mediocre film.
By Rubin Safaya| Cinemalogue@ FloatAside from some lovely seaside landscapes, there’s not much to distinguish this predictable romantic melodrama that strains to warm hearts and jerk tears in equal measure. It follows Waverly (Andrea Bang), who retreats to a Canadian beach town to stay with an aunt (Michelle Krusiec) while she sorts out her life. She’s avoiding her overbearing parents, who want her to become a doctor.
By Todd Jorgenson, Rubin Safaya| Cinemalogue@ Amid all of his character’s obligations in Goodrich, Michael Keaton’s most important role from a moviegoer standpoint might be as a salesman. The Oscar-winning actor channels his charm and charisma into an amusing and nuanced exploration of contemporary fatherhood in this otherwise contrived and far-fetched drama about shifting parental responsibilities and fractured family dynamics. His committed portrayal elevates an otherwise mediocre film.
Company Info
Cinemalogue
Trash, art, and the movies.
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