‘The Witches’ Review: A Tale of Mice and Women, Toil and Trouble
‘The Witches’ Review: A Tale of Mice and Women, Toil and...
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James Redford, Documentarian and Environmentalist, Dies at 58
James Redford, Documentarian and Environmentalist, Dies at 58 After two liver...
‘Bad Hair’ Review: That Weave Is Killer
‘Bad Hair’ Review: That Weave Is Killer In a cutthroat business,...
‘Friendsgiving’ Review: Dysfunction With All the Trimmings
‘Friendsgiving’ Review: Dysfunction With All the Trimmings Nicol Paone’s film takes...
‘The Place of No Words’ Review: Shared Illusions
‘The Place of No Words’ Review: Shared Illusions Mark Webber stars...
‘Synchronic’ Review: Twisted, Trippy Trips Through Time
‘Synchronic’ Review: Twisted, Trippy Trips Through Time The filmmakers Justin Benson...
‘Radium Girls’ Review: When Work Takes a Toxic Turn
‘Radium Girls’ Review: When Work Takes a Toxic Turn This narrative...
‘Midnight in Paris’ Review: Everybody on the Dance Floor
‘Midnight in Paris’ Review: Everybody on the Dance Floor Shot in...
‘Coming Home Again’ Review: Confronting Mortality Through Cooking
‘Coming Home Again’ Review: Confronting Mortality Through Cooking With his new...
‘Over the Moon’ Review: After Loss, a Lunar Adventure
‘Over the Moon’ Review: After Loss, a Lunar Adventure This animated...
‘Ham on Rye’ Review: Coming of Age, With Existential Unease
‘Ham on Rye’ Review: Coming of Age, With Existential Unease Tyler...
Tony Todd on the Joy of ‘Candyman,’ and the Role of Black Horror
Tony Todd on the Joy of ‘Candyman,’ and the Role of...