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Elizabeth Holmes would like you to know that she has never lied. Not just about Theranos — about anything ever,…
If Carl Sagan‘s landmark PBS docuseries Cosmos offered a pleasingly populist point of entry for viewers curious about our place…
In his exquisitely layered seventh feature,Possible Love(Ga-neung-han sa-rang),Lee Chang-dong’s humanistic observational skills remain at their peak, the acuity of his…
When Mona (Julianne Moore) tells a friend she’s auditioned for a production of a show called Nosy Neighbors at their…
MGM+ and BBC One’s A Tale of Two Cities is neither the best of adaptations nor the worst of adaptations,…
The Row, the new documentary from Bryan Fogel, does for open-sea rowing what the Oscar-winning Free Solo did for unassisted…
Director and editor Robert Greene continues to intriguingly blur the lines between fact, fiction and filmmaking in his new hybrid…
In their gripping, Oscar-winning 2018 documentary Free Solo, husband and wife directors Jimmy Chin and Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi examine the…
“I got just one question for you: Did you miss me?” So goes the catchphrase for Varnell Hill (Tommy Davidson),…
It’s no big mystery why Disney would all but buryThe Dog Stars, with a late-summer release pushed back from the…
