Serling Review: A Prophet Speaking Through the Static
Rod Serling speaks through Jonah Tulis’ documentary with the strange authority of a man dictating from ...
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Read moreDetailsAnthony Bourdain enters Tony as a young man who believes vocabulary can substitute for experience. At ...
Read moreDetailsThe most devastating discovery in Satluj is a clerical one. Jaswant Singh Khalra finds that people ...
Read moreDetailsAnthony Frith gets his first feature-directing job by emailing a studio that never asks to see ...
Read moreDetailsFor Robert Richardson, the camera appears less like an instrument of seeing than a room he ...
Read moreDetailsClyde Best speaks about crossing the Atlantic at 17 with roughly the same dramatic emphasis another ...
Read moreDetailsOla Henningsen calls himself “slow,” a description delivered without embarrassment and with the practical clarity he ...
Read moreDetailsCelebrity documentaries often promise access as a corrective to bad publicity, which creates a peculiar arrangement: ...
Read moreDetailsPrivacy is not a gap in Sasha Waters’ documentary; it is the condition the film has ...
Read moreDetailsJon Erwin’s young George Washington wants the British Empire before he learns how to defeat it. ...
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