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“The Other Side of the Wind” is an echo chamber, a hall of mirrors and an irreverent saga jabbing at Hollywood, macho-ism, literary figures and European art cinema. A disorienting...
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When will Disney learn that reimagining a classic is not always the best move? You’d think even they would know better when said classic is a seminal ballet and Disney...
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In 1992, Woody Harrelson proved to American audiences that “White Men Jump.” Seven years later, a flaxen imp from Detroit — whose namesake is the phonetic spelling of a...
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The French film director Jean Cocteau declared that, “A film is a petrified fountain of thought.” His assertion explains why some films seem dated today; ideas fall out of vogue....
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The second annual Confluence Summit presented by Winston Baker took place on October 25 in Menlo Park, bringing together professionals from both the tech and entertainment industries. From...
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The 1979 documentary “The War at Home,” which earned the Oscar for Best Documentary Feature, covers the events at the University of Wisconsin that lead to the death of a...
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Upon hearing that Netflix has released a new movie called “The Kindergarten Teacher,” one might think that the sprawling streaming service has unveiled another feel-good movie, a film that will...
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The writer Toni Morrison once declared that art must be “political and beautiful at the same time.” Since the 2018 midterms are today, arts editors Amir Abou-Jaoude, Shana Hadi and...
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