Krux Review: Civilian Suffering Without Easy Innocence
The schoolteacher’s account of a bee choosing death when it can no longer serve sounds like ...
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Read moreDetailsDarlene Wright grew up in a household where secular music was forbidden, then helped supply the ...
Read moreDetailsConnie sees the chair’s legs moving beneath a closed door. The narrow strip of shadow gives ...
Read moreDetailsMyriam and Eva dance back-to-back, and the placement tells us something their conversations cannot quite settle. ...
Read moreDetailsLeonor Erasmus corrects a boy for using a racist slur in her home. She seems to ...
Read moreDetailsShabi wants his son to testify against his mother, and his daughter Liri wants little to ...
Read moreDetailsA conversation in Lacey Schwartz Delgado’s Re/Pair can begin with one pair of speakers, move to ...
Read moreDetailsA Danish director adapted Knut Hamsun’s Norwegian farming saga for silent film in 1921. A century ...
Read moreDetailsBefore the pursuit begins, Richie Mehta’s Phoolan declares its respect for government authorities and the police. ...
Read moreDetailsMafu Kopu’s first sales territory is a neighborhood of fellow Tongans. He makes no sales of ...
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