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‘The Human Factor’
Dror Moreh's follow-up to "The Gatekeepers" explains why this process keeps coming up short.
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‘Identifying Features’
Fernanda Veladez's feature debut is a beautifully made heartbreaker that chronicles a mother's painful search for justice.
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‘Night Stalker’
This could have been a respectful examination of the impact of unfathomable horror. Instead, it opts for tacky and tone deaf.
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‘The Human Factor’
Dror Moreh's follow-up to "The Gatekeepers" explains why this process keeps coming up short.
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‘Identifying Features’
Fernanda Veladez's feature debut is a beautifully made heartbreaker that chronicles a mother's painful search for justice.
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‘Preparations to Be Together…’
A mouthful of a title belies Hungarian writer/director Lili Horvát's stripped-down approach to complex material.
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‘Night Stalker’
This could have been a respectful examination of the impact of unfathomable horror. Instead, it opts for tacky and tone deaf.
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‘Servant’
FaceTime calls, iPads galore, and Apple TV integration stretch the artful design of M. Night Shyamalan's in-house thriller to a breaking point.
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‘WandaVision’
A classic sitcom with a twist, the MCU's first foray into streaming hides a bloated movie behind a veil of lush TV homages and strong performances.
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Sundance 2021 Jurors Revealed: Cynthia Erivo, Julie Dash, Daniela Vega, and More
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'Atlantis' Review: An Electrifying Post-Apocalyptic Vision from the Cinematographer of 'The Tribe'
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