Jimmy In Saigon Review: Searching for a Brother’s Shadow
All families are built around a sacred silence, a space where a name should be. In ...
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Read moreDetailsThe year is 1995, and as Jacques Chirac ascends to the French presidency, the Élysée Palace ...
Read moreDetailsRebecca Halpern’s documentary, "Love, Charlie: The Rise and Fall of Chef Charlie Trotter," invites us into ...
Read moreDetailsThe documentary "Remaining Native" immediately draws you into the world of Kutoven “Ku” Stevens, a young ...
Read moreDetailsMiranda Yousef’s documentary, "Art for Everybody," turns its lens upon Thomas Kinkade, the artist whose moniker, ...
Read moreDetailsVarda Bar-Kar’s documentary, "Janis Ian: Breaking Silence," invites us not merely to observe a life, but ...
Read moreDetailsAlex Braverman’s documentary, "Thank You Very Much," extends an invitation not merely to revisit the life ...
Read moreDetailsAngela Merkel at Harvard in 2019 delivers a crisp appeal to dismantle walls—an image set against ...
Read moreDetailsFrom the moment “Being Maria” opens on a sun-dappled Paris street, you feel the pull of ...
Read moreDetailsHBO’s two-part documentary Pee-wee as Himself arrives like a confessional stained glass, refracting Paul Reubens’ life ...
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