Of Fathers and Sons
By Benjamin Tran November 26, 2018
Posing as a war photographer, filmmaker Talal Derki travels deep into a Jihadist enclave in northern Syria.
Posing as a war photographer, filmmaker Talal Derki travels deep into a Jihadist enclave in northern Syria.
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An unconventional documentary about the last remaining race car track on Long Island as it faces its inevitable sale to land developers.
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