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Long Awaited Second Season of “The Night Manager” Is More Gripping Than Ever | | Roger Ebert
When “The Night Manager” first aired back in 2016, the series felt singular. Spy thrillers weren’t yet often seen on the small screen to the degree that they are now, which allowed the series to stand tall as one...
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Hulu’s A Thousand Blows Season 2 Punches Even Harder: Review
Between “Peaky Blinders,” “A House of Guinness,” and now Hulu’s “A Thousand Blows,” creator Steven Knight seems to have the market cornered on gritty, grimy tales of the dark side of the United Kingdom at the turn of the...
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Female Filmmakers in Focus: Rebecca Zlotowski on “A Private Life” | | Roger Ebert
Filmmaker Rebecca Zlotowski has spent the last fifteen years crafting a singular career in French cinema. While all her films explore the invisible depths of human connection and experience, she does so through different modes of expression and film...
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Poetry in the Abyss: Béla Tarr (1955-2026) | | Roger Ebert
We must find another word for what happens to us during the films of Béla Tarr. We don’t observe them without them observing us right back. We don’t listen to them; the sounds and songs creep around us, the...
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Industry Season 4 Review: HBO’s Finance Drama Hits a High
In one of the first scenes in season four of “Industry,” Harper Stern (Myha’la) receives a birthday card. Signed by her estranged mother, it reads: “Looks like you got everything you wanted.” Desire and drive have always been integral...
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Cute Chaos: Penny Lane on “Happy And You Know It” | | Roger Ebert
Whether you have kids or have been around kids at all throughout your life, chances are you both know about children’s music and you have a very strong opinion on it and the sickly-sweet artists who create it. But documentarian Penny...
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After mass protests in Iran erupted in December and continued to escalate into the new year, the government shut...