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What stays the same in the latest installment is the sense of every life’s singularity and preciousness.
What stays the same in the latest installment is the sense of every life’s singularity and preciousness.
Fifteen years after her death, cognoscenti still debate Sontag's literary output, cultural influence, and even her hairdo, so her film Duet for Cannibals will likely fall under the same scrutiny.
What will it take for teenager Mickey to shed her father and break free of a stifling small-town life? Annabelle Attanasio‘s debut feature probes the question in a taut, wary slow burn.
The festival features a fashion visionary, artistic innovators, immigrants struggling for a foothold in the West, and a musician who definitely did things his way.
Featuring a liar whose gaslighting, imperious denials, and finger-pointing make her the equal of any man trying to avoid responsibility for fouling the family nest.
Dank, dirty family secrets bubble to the surface in this examination of a bond gone awry between identical twins.
A whimsical road movie with runaway evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson, the 1920s holy roller.
A meditation on the outrageous story of Silvio Berlusconi, the wily one-time cruise ship crooner who rose to the center of Italian life and reigned for decades.
Janice Engel’s energizing documentary plays up the happy-warrior side of the columnist’s life and output while allowing for glimpses of the darkness that underscored them both.