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‘Night of the Kings’ is a Prison-Set Tale About the Stories We Tell to Survive
How ‘Coco’ Allowed Me to Remember My Nana
'Dirty Dancing', Jewish Girls, and Radiant Confidence
In 'Another Round,' Mads Mikkelsen Shines in Bold, Unpredictable Binge Drinking Drama
Stopping Self-Hatred Before it Starts in 'Little Miss Sunshine' by Megan Robinson
'Lady Bird' and What It Means to Hate Home
The Loneliness of Howie Bling: An American Jew Out of Time
Growing Up Among '20th Century Women': The Feminist Influence on Jamie Fields' Adolescence
Coming-of-Age at Any Age: Late-Blooming Adolescence in 'Harold and Maude'
Give the Gift of Diverse Film Criticism
Dark-Skinned Black Womanhood: How I Saw Myself in Michaela Coel's Work
'Young Soul Rebels': The Embodiment of Black British Cinema Erasure
Black Villains: The Complicated Pleasures of Doing the Wrong Thing
Reckoning With Flawed Representation
'Akeelah and the Bee': Respelling the Coming-of-Age Movie
American Film Canon Needs More Black Sci-Fi Films
Steve McQueen's 'Lovers Rock’ Embraces the Love and Life of the Party
Exploring the Development of the Blaxploitation Era and the African American Heroine
How Miles Morales Re-evaluates What Strength Means in 'Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse'
'Mangrove,' the first film in Steve McQueen's Anthology Series is a British Masterpiece
Desire and the Male Gaze in ‘The Virgin Suicides’ and ‘The Beguiled’
Exploring the Visual Themes of Makoto Shinkai’s 'Your Name.'
Looking Up: Architecture’s Ability to Soothe the Spirit in Kogonada’s ‘Columbus'
Frances Ha’: How Frances’ Bedrooms Mirror the Uncertainty of Her 20s