Matt writes: I am proud to stand with RogerEbert.com publisher Chaz Ebert and my fellow editors in support of the…
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When I read the news that Jane Birkin had died, my first thought was of the scene in Agnès Varda’s “Jane…
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The seven films Randolph Scott made with Budd Boetticher, five of which for Columbia with producer Harry Joe Brown, are…
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When it first premiered on HBO in the spring of 2022, “Minx”—a comedy set in 1970s Los Angeles about the…
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For all the pre-release speculation about how analog epic-maker Christopher Nolan’s “Oppenheimer” would re-create the explosion of the first atomic bomb, the film’s most…
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The Harlem Festival of Culture, a three-day festival celebrating Black music and artistry sparked by Questlove’s Oscar-winning documentary, “Summer of Soul”,…
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