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Pablo Berger’s lightly whimsical 2D animation feature “Robot Dreams” will leave you humming Earth, Wind, and Fire’s “September,” though with…
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The Gold Hugo winner at this year’s Chicago International Film Festival went to one of three remarkably long films I…
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The tension between the old and new is often a theme in the films screened at the New York Film…
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