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The Art of Self-Defense Suffers from an Abundance of Irony

By Robert Hunt Jul 19, 2019

 

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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

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

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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

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<i>All Is True</i> Gives a Fascinating Glimpse of a Very Human Shakespeare
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<i>The White Crow</i> Explores Rudolf Nureyev’s Star Power -- and Shocking Defection
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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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Amazing Grace Captures Aretha Franklin in a Legendary 1972 Performance

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<i>High Life</i> Is Grim and Provocative Science Fiction
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With <i>The Chaperone</i>, PBS Panders on the Big Screen
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With The Chaperone, PBS Panders on the Big Screen

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