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A different kind of 1984. Read more »
Youssou N’Dour: Return to Gorèe
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Casino Jack and the United States of Money
The amazing thing is it’s all true—and it’s still going on. Read more »
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Overused narrative fails again in Ghosts Read more »
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The second time is not a charm Read more »
Wrestler screenwriter Robert Siegel makes his directing debut and finds more blue-collar poetry—and another great character performance—in the margins of professional sport. Read more »
As far as film noirs go, Break gets little right Read more »
There's truth, and then there's Errol Morris Read more »
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Art dies a new death, fashionistas see (Valentino) red Read more »
