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  • Interviews
    Interviews

    Ursula Meier on Pushing Boundaries with “The Line”

    Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne on Building Momentum in “Tori & Lokita”

    Raj Patel and Zak Piper on Planting Seeds of Inspiration in “The Ants and the Grasshopper”

  • Reviews
    Reviews

    SXSW 2023 Review: “The Arc of Oblivion” Navigates a Flood of Ideas About Cultural Preservation

    SXSW 2023 Review: “Queendom” Artfully Takes on a Kingdom in Russia

    SXSW 2023 Review: It’s the Journey, Not the Destination in the Fascinating “Last Stop Larrimah”

  • The Mentaculist
    The Mentaculist
    Matt Damon in "Euro Trip"

    Matt Damon: A Career in Cameos

    Independence Day: My Street

    Five Movie Marketing Miscues That Blew Up in All the Wrong Ways

    Lucas Black and Nathalie Kelley in "Fast & Furious: Tokyo Drift"

    Justin Lin on “Tokyo Drift” and the Four Hours That Saved the
    “Fast & Furious” Franchise

  • Retrospective
    Retrospective

    How Alice Rohrwacher Fashioned a Christmas Tale That Takes the Cake in “Le Pupille”

    A Cut Above: How Mark Pellington Went a Little Further to Finally Be Satisfied with “Going All the Way”

    Francine McDougall on Rolling the Dice with “Sugar & Spice”

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    Lizzie Gottlieb on Making One for the Books in “Turn Every Page: The Adventures of Robert Caro and Robert Gottlieb”

    Natalia Dyer and Peter Vack in "I Believe in Unicorns"

    Interview: Leah Meyerhoff, Natalia Dyer & Peter Vack on “I Believe in Unicorns”

    Ursula Liang on a Straight Shooter Who Took on the World in “Jeanette Lee Vs.”

    Mildred Loving, Peggy Loving and Richard Loving in "The Loving Story"

    Interview: Nancy Buirski and Peggy Loving on Finally Getting to Tell “The Loving Story”

    Tallie Medel in "Jules of Light and Dark"

    Austin Film Fest ’18 Review: Personal Truths Shine Through in Daniel Laabs’ Moving “Jules of Light and Dark”

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Cannes 2022 Review: A Girl Discovers It’s a Dog Eat Dog World in Jasmine Trinca’s “Marcel!”

The loss of a family pet reveals a daughter's desperation for her mother's love in this wry feature directorial debut from Jasmine Trinca.
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Cannes 2022 Review: The Terror of a Brutal Regime Hits Home in Manuela Martelli’s Engrossing “1976”

A Chilean housewife (Aline Kuppenheim) learns more about who she is as everyone else feels foriegn under Pinochet in this taut thriller.
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Cannes 2022 Review: An Actor Gets a Part He’d Rather Not Play in the Curious Conspiracy Thriller “The Green Perfume”

Character assassination takes on literal meaning in this sly comic thriller about a thespian trying to solve his co-star's murder.
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Cannes 2022 Review: A Broken Heart Takes Time to Mend in Lea Mysius’ Enthralling “The Five Devils”

Lea Mysius' inventive drama about a young girl's discovery of who her mother was before she was conceived passes the smell test.
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Cannes 2022 Review: “Les Pires” Reconsiders What An Exploitation Film Is

A director asks a lot of his cast for a kitchen sink drama - maybe too much - in this unsettling and self-reflexive look at a film set.
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Cannes 2022 Review: Sunlight Gives Way to a Gathering Storm in Erige Sehiri’s Iridescent “Under the Fig Trees”

A day in Tunisia's fig tree fields leads to entanglements of all varieties in this refreshing narrative debut film from Erige Sehiri.
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Cannes 2022 Review: Doubt Trickles Into a Flood of Emotions in Elena López Riera’s “El Agua”

A young woman (Luna Pamiés) goes up against history as much as nature in her small town in Elena López Riera's compelling drama.
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Cannes 2021 Review: A Cartel Leaves a Community on Edge in Tatiana Huezo’s Absorbing “Prayers for the Stolen”

The tortured relationship between a mother and daughter shows the damage done without any direct threat of violence in this drama about a community that lives in the shadow of a drug cartel.
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Cannes 2021 Review: Na Jiazuo’s “Streetwise” Takes the Road Less Traveled

A son may have trouble escaping his father's shadow, but this wily crime drama eludes convention at every turn.
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Cannes 2021 Interview: Diego Marcon on Working All the Angles in “The Parents’ Room”

On this unsettling and unforgettable short about a family tragedy and how it will be experienced shaped how it was made.
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Cannes 2021 Review: The Present Takes On Unexplored Dimensions in Saul Williams and Anisia Uzeyman’s Wondrous “Neptune Frost”

Music gives a movement shape in this provocative gem where songs become a form of freedom.
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Cannes 2021 Review: Anita Rocha da Silveira’s Subversive “Medusa” Sees Through Blind Faith

Devotion to the lord looks like the work of the devil in this striking Brazilian seriocomic satire.
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