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‘The Dissident’ Review: Murdered Journalist Jamal Khashoggi's Tragic Fate Is a Somber Call to Action
"Icarus" director Bryan Fogel brings fresh urgency to Khashoggi’s tragic fate and the future of his legacy.
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Film'Ironbark' Review: Benedict Cumberbatch Gets His Own 'Bridge of Spies' in a Decent Historical Dad Movie
Sundance: Rachel Brosnahan and Jessie Buckley play supporting roles in a brisk spy thriller about a salesman who saved us from nuclear war.
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Film'Never Rarely Sometimes Always' Review: Eliza Hittman's Candid Abortion Drama Hits Hard
Sundance: The "Beach Rats" filmmaker continues to churn out some of contemporary cinema's most honest teen dramas, featuring fresh new stars like Sidney Flanigan and Talia Ryder.
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Film'Jumbo' Review: Portrait of a Lady Having Sex With a Theme Park Ride
Sundance: "Portrait of a Lady on Fire" star Noémie Merlant seduces a massive tilt-a-whirl in this tender and erotic Belgian charmer.
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Film'La Llorona' Review: An Artful Guatemalan Horror Movie About the Ghosts of a Genocide
Sundance: The brilliant Guatemalan director of "Tremors" and "Ixcanul" returns with a darkly atmospheric story of spiritual trauma.
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Film‘Zola’ Review: A Wild Road-Trip Comedy Just as Fun as the Tweets Behind It
Sundance: Janicza Bravo adapts the viral Twitter thread by turning it into a rambunctious crowdpleaser.
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AwardsMartin Scorsese Is the Modern Maestro of Cinema, and Here's How He Does It — Video
Check out the master at work behind the camera of his Oscar-nominated gangster epic in this exclusive clip.
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Film'Miss Juneteenth' Review: A Sprawling Mother-Daughter Drama About the Price of the American Dream
Sundance: Channing Godfrey Peoples' slice-of-life drama benefits mightily from Nicole Beharie and Alexis Chikaeze's winning performances.
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Film'Black Bear' Review: Aubrey Plaza Leads a Witty and Razor-Sharp Genre-Bending Riot
Sundance: Lawrence Michael Levine's uproarious deconstruction of modern culture and indie filmmaking defies classification, and is all the better for it.
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FilmSundance: Toni Collette on Why 'There's No Way' She'll Ever Watch 'Midsommar'
"As an audience member, I would never choose to watch something like that," Collette said of her "Hereditary" director Ari Aster's followup.
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Film'Herself' Review: Phyllida Lloyd's Empathetic Domestic Abuse Drama Earns Its Tears
Sundance: Co-written by star Clare Dunne, the "Mamma Mia!" filmmaker's Irish drama tackles economic anxiety, housing scarcity, and domestic abuse in one emotional package.
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FilmSundance Doc 'Us Kids' Chronicles Parkland's Impact on Young Activists Fighting Gun Violence
A new generation of political rock stars left "enraged, pissed, and traumatized" inspires new activism, and hope for change, in Kim A. Snyder's latest film.
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‘All the Sins’ Producers to Broaden Spanish-Language Ties (EXCLUSIVE)
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Pompeo Cursed Out National Security Reporter, Asked Her to Find Ukraine on a Wordless Map, She Did
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‘Bad Boys For Life’ & ‘1917’ Shooting Past $100M; ‘The Turning’ Slammed With Second ‘F’ Of 2020
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The Ranch Recap: Rooster Returns in Episode 4 — But There's a Twist
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