Lars Damoiseaux's 'Yummy' is savage but senseless.…
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'Woman of the Photographs' is a wonderful, unorthodox probe into insecurity, identity, and intimacy.…
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A discussion with Kate Lyn Sheil and Jane Adams about their latest collaboration with director Amy Seimetz, 'She Dies Tomorrow.'…
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Julius Onah’s grippingly suspenseful drama-thriller ‘Luce’ audaciously confronts the unmitigated loneliness that is birthed by black tokenization and idealization.…
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'She Dies Tomorrow' confronts our deepest anxieties with delightful dread and unrelenting fervor.…
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'Miss Juneteenth', in all its care, honesty, and humor, is a film that feels like love — a film that feels like home.…
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Ryan Murphy’s newest chronicle passionately renders Hollywood’s golden age, but its idealist attempt to rewrite the narrative isn’t without flaw.…
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Despite a nucleus of spirit and overwrought chaos, Selah and the Spades is curtailed by its own disorder.…
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Pascal Laugier's horror from the New French Extremity unrelentingly catalogs the abuse of the female form by "greater society."…
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Nightcrawler addresses the most modern form of political propaganda: television news.…
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