Benita Review: Grief Sorts Through the Archive
A dead friend's handwriting can feel louder than a voice. Alan Berliner understands this, and Benita ...
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Read moreDetailsA Tudor statute still casting a shadow over queer lives in Namibia, Barbados, and Sri Lanka ...
Read moreDetailsA protest photograph asks for a strange kind of stillness: the world is burning, and yet ...
Read moreDetailsWe Are Stardust begins with a wonderfully strange proposition: what if the history of the solar ...
Read moreDetailsJust Look Up begins with a scene any documentary editor would be grateful to have in ...
Read moreDetailsAlison Chernick’s House of Criticism turns the life of art criticism into something tactile: coffee cups, ...
Read moreDetailsPhoenix Jones: The Rise and Fall of a Real Life Superhero is the kind of documentary ...
Read moreDetailsThe Symphony of Dance finds Derek Hough and Hayley Erbert Hough at a moment when private ...
Read moreDetailsAlison Ellwood’s Boy George & Culture Club transports viewers to early 1980s Britain, a period defined ...
Read moreDetailsPatrick Wang’s A. Rimbaud takes the biopic and strips it down until only the volatile core ...
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