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    Bob Odenkirk talks violence, revenge and obsession in his action film debut “Nobody”

    by Ben Berman March 31, 2021
    by Ben Berman March 31, 2021

    Bob Odenkirk stars in “Nobody,” a thriller action film that has loose commentary on violence and revenge. By Ben Berman

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    ‘Truth to Power’: the power of art for social change

    by Altug Karakurt February 19, 2021
    by Altug Karakurt February 19, 2021

    The documentary “Truth to Power” follows Serj Tankian’s inspiring political activism through the System of a Down years and beyond. By Altug Karakurt

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    ‘Judas and the Black Messiah’ is a potent lesson on loyalty and tragedy

    by Ben Berman February 12, 2021
    by Ben Berman February 12, 2021

    Creative narrative decisions and bold acting propels “Judas” into the upper tier of political biopics. By Ben Berman

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    “Sound of Metal” studies grief, addiction and disability through unique storytelling

    by Altug Karakurt November 19, 2020
    by Altug Karakurt November 19, 2020

    “Sound of Metal” follows the journey of punk drummer Ruben, who starts losing his hearing and has to adapt to his new reality. By Altug Karakurt

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    What to watch and read for a spooky, socially-distanced Halloween

    by Anna Haynes October 31, 2020
    by Anna Haynes October 31, 2020

    Looking for horror books and movies to watch while staying inside this Halloween? You’ve come to the right place. By Anna Haynes

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    “Boys State” exposes the flaws within our democratic system

    by Ben Berman September 24, 2020
    by Ben Berman September 24, 2020

    “Boys State” is a painful reminder of the flaws that run deep within the American electoral process. By Ben Berman

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    In an uncertain election year, “All In: The Fight For Democracy” is a must watch

    by Ben Berman September 18, 2020
    by Ben Berman September 18, 2020

    In “All In,” Stacey Abrams takes viewers on a sobering journey through America’s murky electorate history. By Ben Berman

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    ‘Marriage Story’s’ realism is bare to the bone

    by Cameron Markuson December 17, 2019
    by Cameron Markuson December 17, 2019

    In ‘Marriage Story,’ director Noah Baumbach weaves a tale of life, love and hate, doing so with a sensitivity and realism. By Cameron Markuson

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    ‘The Phantom Carriage,’ a haunting tale of morality, shows at Muenzinger

    by Ben Berman November 18, 2019
    by Ben Berman November 18, 2019

    Brought to life by a live orchestral rendition of the film’s soundtrack, “The Phantom Carriage” perfectly bridged the gap between the Halloween and holiday seasons. By Ben Berman

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    ‘Waves’ is a breath of fresh air in the saturated genre of family dramas

    by Altug Karakurt November 11, 2019
    by Altug Karakurt November 11, 2019

    A24’s new southern-drama, “Waves,” gives insight into unconventional family life via dynamic storytellling. By Altug Karakurt

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