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‘The Story Won’t Die’ Review: Art in a Time of Crisis

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This documentary about Syrian refugee artists explores the role of art in the face of war and displacement.

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Mohammad Rasoulof’s scathing drama about corruption in Iran is striking in its blunt rage, if somewhat exasperating in its monotony.

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This sentimental drama about an upstanding cop caught up in the 1974 school desegregation conflict in Boston recycles tired white-savior clichés.

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This month’s picks include a Kafkaesque Tamil head trip, an Argentine queer drama, a Rwandan girls-school thriller and more.

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This month’s picks include a Kafkaesque Tamil head trip, an Argentine queer drama, a Rwandan girls-school thriller and more.

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Over two decades, babies are born, elders die, young people move on, but a home remains, even though visitors dwindle.

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This month’s picks include an Argentine heist thriller, a whimsical Palestinian romance, a German period drama and more.

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In Oren Gerner’s semi-fictional portrait of his family, a father grapples with retirement, poor health and a growing sense of obsolescence.

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In this period drama set in Shanghai in December 1941, the resplendent Gong Li conveys depths of pain and longing even when the script offers none.