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Category: Movies
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‘Modern Love Podcast’: Our Favorite Oscar-Worthy Love Stories
Here are three performances that won us over in this year’s nominated films.
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At the Berlin Film Festival, Reconsidering the Power of Doubt
At a festival that is having an identity crisis, some of the best movies suggest that lacking certainty isn’t always a bad thing.
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How a Domestic Scene Creates Dread in ‘The Zone of Interest’
The director Jonathan Glazer narrates a sequence from his Holocaust drama.
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‘The Zone of Interest’ | Anatomy of a Scene
Jonathan Glazer narrates a sequence from his Oscar-nominated Holocaust drama.
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Five Action Movies to Stream Now
This month’s picks include forlorn dads, Appalachian pulp and more.
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In This Heroes’ Tale, Real People Risk Their Lives to Get to Europe
Matteo Garrone’s Oscar-nominated feature “Io Capitano” dramatizes the harrowing journeys made by thousands of Africans each month looking for a better life in Europe.
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‘Mea Culpa’ Review: Who’s Really to Blame, and for What?
The tagline of Tyler Perry’s new movie is “everyone’s guilty of something,” but the responsibility for this willfully steamy, decidedly silly thriller is all his.
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Manslaughter Trial Begins of ‘Rust’ Armorer in Alec Baldwin Shooting
Prosecutors said the armorer, Hannah Gutierrez-Reed, was responsible for the presence of live ammunition on the set and for failing to check the gun; the defense said she was a scapegoat.
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‘Io Capitano’ Review: A Migration Odyssey
The Italian director of the film “Gomorrah” focuses his tender yet unsparing lens on two teenage boys journeying from their home in Senegal to Europe.
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‘About Dry Grasses’ Review: The Weariness of Hope
The latest intimate epic from the master filmmaker Nuri Bilge Ceylan asks whether the world can change, and we can change with it.