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<i>The Nightingale</i> Is a Satisfying, but Rote, Revenge Story
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The Nightingale Is a Satisfying, but Rote, Revenge Story

By Robert Hunt Aug 14, 2019

 

<i>Them That Follow</i> has a Snake-Handler Church and Olivia Colman, but No Dramatic Legs
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Them That Follow has a Snake-Handler Church and Olivia Colman, but No Dramatic Legs

By Robert Hunt Aug 7, 2019

Tarantino’s Daring Fairytale <i>Once Upon a Time...in Hollywood</i> Is a Dazzling Triumph
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Tarantino’s Daring Fairytale Once Upon a Time...in Hollywood Is a Dazzling Triumph

By Robert Hunt Jul 31, 2019

<i>Marianne & Leonard: Words of Love</i> Examines Leonard Cohen’s Great Romance
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Marianne & Leonard: Words of Love Examines Leonard Cohen’s Great Romance

By Robert Hunt Jul 24, 2019

<i>The Art of Self-Defense</i> Suffers from an Abundance of Irony
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The Art of Self-Defense Suffers from an Abundance of Irony

By Robert Hunt Jul 19, 2019

<i>The Pieces I Am</i> Offers a Look at Toni Morrison’s Life and Times
Film Stories

The Pieces I Am Offers a Look at Toni Morrison’s Life and Times

By Robert Hunt Jul 10, 2019

<i>Yesterday</i> Comes Up Short in Contemplating a World Without the Beatles
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Yesterday Comes Up Short in Contemplating a World Without the Beatles

By MaryAnn Johanson Jul 3, 2019

<i>The Fall of the American Empire</i> Is a Comedy About Financial Inequity -- and It Works
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The Fall of the American Empire Is a Comedy About Financial Inequity -- and It Works

By Robert Hunt Jun 26, 2019

Luc Besson’s <i>Anna</i> Is Relentlessly Silly, and Not in a Good Way
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Luc Besson’s Anna Is Relentlessly Silly, and Not in a Good Way

By Robert Hunt Jun 26, 2019

In <i>Rolling Thunder Revue</i>, Martin Scorsese Presents Dylan the Man and Dylan the Myth
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In Rolling Thunder Revue, Martin Scorsese Presents Dylan the Man and Dylan the Myth

By Robert Hunt Jun 19, 2019

Olivier Assayas' New Sophisticated French Film Is About the Decrease in Sophistication
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Olivier Assayas' New Sophisticated French Film Is About the Decrease in Sophistication

By Robert Hunt Jun 12, 2019

<i>Echo in the Canyon</i> Is a Fascinating Look at SoCal's '60s Music Scene
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Echo in the Canyon Is a Fascinating Look at SoCal's '60s Music Scene

By Robert Hunt Jun 11, 2019

<i>All Is True</i> Gives a Fascinating Glimpse of a Very Human Shakespeare
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All Is True Gives a Fascinating Glimpse of a Very Human Shakespeare

By Robert Hunt May 29, 2019

<i>The White Crow</i> Explores Rudolf Nureyev’s Star Power -- and Shocking Defection
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The White Crow Explores Rudolf Nureyev’s Star Power -- and Shocking Defection

By Robert Hunt May 15, 2019

Claire Simon’s <i>The Competition </i> Takes Us Inside France’s Prestigious Film Academy La Fémis
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Claire Simon’s The Competition Takes Us Inside France’s Prestigious Film Academy La Fémis

By Robert Hunt May 8, 2019

<i>The Green Fog</i> Is an Eerie Reimagining of <i>Vertigo</i> Drawing on Recycled Footage
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The Green Fog Is an Eerie Reimagining of Vertigo Drawing on Recycled Footage

By Robert Hunt May 1, 2019

<i>Amazing Grace</i> Captures Aretha Franklin in a Legendary 1972 Performance
Film Stories

Amazing Grace Captures Aretha Franklin in a Legendary 1972 Performance

By Robert Hunt Apr 24, 2019

<i>Stockholm</i> Explores the Real-Life Incident That Coined the Syndrome
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Stockholm Explores the Real-Life Incident That Coined the Syndrome

By Robert Hunt Apr 24, 2019

<i>The Brink</i> Gets Up Close and Personal with Steve Bannon. Ewww
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The Brink Gets Up Close and Personal with Steve Bannon. Ewww

By Robert Hunt Apr 17, 2019

<i>High Life</i> Is Grim and Provocative Science Fiction
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High Life Is Grim and Provocative Science Fiction

By Robert Hunt Apr 17, 2019

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