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Annual Short. Sweet. Film Fest. To Screen Nearly 300 Short Films
Festival returns to Atlas Cinemas Shaker Square on February 28
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Review: ‘American Symphony’ Captures Acclaimed Composer Jon Batiste Grappling With His Wife’s Cancer
The documentary was meant to be a road movie tracking Batiste’s cross-country trip in search of musicians and sounds. His wife’s resurgent illness changed the film
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Joaquin Phoenix and Ridley Scott Turn ‘Napoleon’ Into a Violent Epic Starring a Petty Brat
Scott goes all-in on the battle scenes and Phoenix plays the emperor like a Comic-Con king
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In May December, Todd Haynes Turns an Old Tabloid Tale Into a First-Rate Sexual Thriller
The film offers the kind of outrageously brash take on sexual promiscuity more often found in a Lifetime movie
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The Very Things the Fanboys Hate About The Marvels Makes This Female-Led Flick Worth Seeing
The film exhibits a fun, frisky likability not encountered in an MCU movie since Spider-Man: Homecoming
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In The Holdovers, Alexander Payne Reunites With Paul Giamatti for a Terrific Take on a Trio of Misfits
Set in 1970, the film consciously emulates the best of that decade’s cinema
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Priscilla Memorably Recreates the World of the Teen Who Fell for Elvis — and Then Fled Her Gilded Cage
Sofia Coppola’s film focuses on the journey of an independently-minded woman who grows up while the star doesn’t
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Comedy Writer Steve Young Talks About His Love for Industrial Musicals
On November 9, he brings his live show to the Cinematheque
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In Killers of the Flower Moon, Martin Scorcese Delivers a Triumphant Western That Privileges the Native American Perspective
A trip through a dark chapter of America, where white “suitors” plotted to marry and then kill Osage women to gain oil headrights
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Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour Movie Knows Its Audience All Too Well
It’s all Taylor’s version — and it gives them just what they want
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The Exorcist: Believer Tries to Match the Horror of the Original — But Even Ellen Burstyn Isn’t Enough
Believer is ultimately more quaint and hopeful than blood-curdling and scream-inducing
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Chloe Domont’s Film Fair Play Depicts a Hedge Fund Girlboss and Her Disaffected Fiancé With Uneven Results
The film opens in theaters September 29 and streams on Netflix October 6