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'Good Time' and 'Uncut Gems' marks a refreshing revival of Scorsese’s subversive tendencies, while also observing how they are offering a vivid new beginning in the crime thriller genre.
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The world of film is on the cusp of a fundamental upheaval as cell phones sit poised to change not only the approach but also the longstanding attitude…
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'Valencia' is a reminder that labels never have to be permanent and that our understanding of our own queerness and queerness, in general, is always sh…
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At its core, 'Joe Versus the Volcano' is about realizing how small life is and learning to surrender yourself to the things that truly make you happy.
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Exploring Louis Malle's use of structure and symbolism to represent a curtailed youth and accelerated transition into adulthood in 'Au Revoir Les Enfan…
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Sudden old age is Sophie’s catalyst for a new life, and while each stage of life is different, it is the living that is the important part.
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Vincente Minnelli's 'The Band Wagon' and Stanley Donen's 'Singin' in the Rain' address themes of technological change and potential irrelevance in Holl…
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