A Round-up of New Movies in Theaters, Online and Available for Home Viewing
‘Gagarine’
When a rundown housing project on the outskirts of Paris is slated for demolition, its predominantly low-income immigrant residents face …
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‘The Whaler Boy’ (‘Kitoboy’)
Coming of age is a universal human process that virtually everyone goes through, no matter where they live and under …
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‘Petite Maman’ (‘Petit Maman’)
Talk about a cure for insomnia! Director Céline Sciamma’s latest offering in the female bonding genre is so understated, underdeveloped, …
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‘Ahed’s Knee’
When a perpetually disgruntled, self-absorbed, middle-aged Israeli filmmaker attends a screening of one of his films at a public library …
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‘The Duke’
Being an idealist is a noble but often-lonely, often-misunderstood pursuit, a mantle that can easily leave one isolated or even …
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‘Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness’
While I don’t completely agree with Martin Scorsese’s contention that Marvel movies aren’t cinema, the studios’ latest offering could arguably …
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‘North by Current’
It’s indeed gratifying when a documentary attempts to takes an unconventional approach in telling its story, presenting a work of …
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‘A Distant Place’
When it comes to stories built on the gradual revelation of secrets, there’s a big difference between skillfully divulging their …
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