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Aleksandra Terpińska’s award-winning social drama ‘Other People’ is a unique and very original musical portrait of Polish society.
The Kamikaze finale concludes Julie’s story, binding her fate and her inner monologue to something greater than herself alone.
Following its premiere, at the 2021 Sundance Film Festival fellow film critic Emily Tannenbaum joins Carolyn to discuss Mass.
Made In Korea Volume 1 introduces readers to Jesse, an artificial human proxy with some programing that makes her one of a kind.
Platinum End Episode 9 introduces a new God Candidate who comes from a troubled past and sports an unhealthy fixation on Metropoliman.
Focus Features’ The Card Counter is a messy story that tonally bounces from one end to another and one that a hot Oscar Isaac can’t save.
Spencer is Kristen Stewarts strongest performance yet, but she doesn’t captivate the audience, she haunts it.
The Heike Story Episode 11 sees the Genji confront the remains of the Heike at sea. With one final battle, the fate of the Heike will be determined.
A Thing Called Truth #2 introduces readers to Dorian Wildfang, Dr. Trauner’s accidental kidnapper, as she leads the duo on a grand adventure.
Frimas the new short film by award-winning writer, director, actress an activist Marianne Farley was released for festival audiences.
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The Pitt Season 2 Episode 9 continues a consistent run of good episodes for The Pitt, even if things aren’t quite as wild yet as the first season.
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Vladimir (2026) could easily coast on its more erotic notes, yet what ultimately captures attention is Rachel Weisz’s performance.