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Pegah Ahangarani’s debut feature documentary, Rehearsals For A Revolution, unfolds as a ninety-three-minute excavation of historical ...
Read moreDetailsPegah Ahangarani’s debut feature documentary, Rehearsals For A Revolution, unfolds as a ninety-three-minute excavation of historical ...
Read moreDetailsSteven Soderbergh’s John Lennon: The Last Interview rises from a ghost without shape. Its frame depends ...
Read moreDetailsDavid Tryhorn and Ben Nicholas open Cantona with the force of a flare thrown into a ...
Read moreDetailsIn 1914, Birmingham, Alabama, gave birth to Herman Poole Blount, a child who would later claim ...
Read moreDetailsLawrence Kasdan’s documentary Marty, Life Is Short arrives as a close, searching portrait of Martin Short’s ...
Read moreDetailsParis Barclay shapes Billy Preston’s story as a split portrait of public radiance and private strain. ...
Read moreDetailsYihwen Chen’s documentary follows Shh... Diam!, a band whose name translates into a clipped order to ...
Read moreDetailsThis documentary marks David Attenborough’s hundredth birthday and the fiftieth anniversary of the beginning of his ...
Read moreDetailsMalcolm Venville captures a sprawling timeline in this career retrospective. The film tracks fifty years of ...
Read moreDetailsSuccess for a rock band now rarely follows a clean, straight climb. Eugene Yi captures that ...
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