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Prima Facie carries a bracing, important, timely lesson about getting justice for victims of rape. Cynthia Erivo plays Tessa Ensler,…
In cinema, the life of an assassin is often a solitary one. The demands of being a killer are enough…
The title characer in Chris Rock’s sure-footed fourth feature as director,Misty Green, is having a rough week. An actress still…
The dark days of Argentina’s dictatorship return to haunt a man 30 years later in Back to Buenos Aires (Ritorno…
On Sept. 11, 1967, The Carol Burnett Show premiered during the 10 pm hour on CBS, kicking off a 278-episode…
Arriving at a time when accountability would appear to be an increasingly scarce commodity, The Housewife, which was handed its…
Of the sadly many dwindling artforms whose slow (or rapid) declines we’ve been mourning over the years, the original musical…
“It’s Saigon all over again,” glowers Liam Neeson early in Guy Moshe’s action-thriller The Fix. His character, CIA agent Larry,…
It’s hard to describe all of the feelings provoked by watching a film like Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor’s NAZA.…
I have to be honest: As much as I love Ellen Burstyn — and who doesn’t love Ellen Burstyn? —…
