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Directed by Robert Kenner and Melissa Robledo, the sequel about food production in the U.S. is, in some ways, a more hopeful film.
Author: Ben Kenigsberg
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‘Scoop’ Review: The Story Behind That Prince Andrew Interview
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In 2019, the prince went on air to respond to accusations involving Jeffery Epstein. The drama here is in how the BBC convinced him to do it.
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‘Scoop’ Review: The Story Behind That Prince Andrew Interview
The New York Times – Film:
In 2019, the prince went on air to respond to accusations involving Jeffery Epstein. The drama here is in how the BBC convinced him to do it.
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Three Great Documentaries to Stream
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Ethan Coen’s survey of a rock ’n’ roll icon, Frederick Wiseman’s take on haute cuisine and a searing portrait of PTSD are this month’s picks.
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‘The Truth vs. Alex Jones’ Review: How Conspiracy Theories Work
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Directed by Dan Reed (“Leaving Neverland”), the documentary offers a lesson in how conspiracy theories work and shows how parents confronted Jones in court.
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‘William Shatner: You Can Call Me Bill’ Review: Living Long
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A documentary on the “Star Trek” actor unboldly goes where other profile movies have gone before.
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‘One Life’ Review: One Man’s Rescue of Children in Wartime
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A British stockbroker quietly saved hundreds of lives by arranging for children in Prague to escape the Nazis by leaving for foster homes in England.
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‘Space: The Longest Goodbye’ Review
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This documentary by Ido Mizrahy examines the psychological challenges of space exploration for astronauts and their loved ones as scientists consider whether humans could reach Mars.
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Three Great Documentaries to Stream
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A broken family, a family remembered and a family’s generation-spanning struggles are at the heart of this month’s picks.