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This documentary makes it clear why, when the pandemic threatened Matthew Tannenbaum’s store, book lovers weren’t ready to say goodbye.
Author: Lisa Kennedy
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‘Charlotte’ Review: An Artist’s Brief Life
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This animated biopic about the German Jewish painter Charlotte Salomon takes faithful inspiration from her life. What if it had taken more energy from her art?
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‘To Olivia’ Review: Roald Dahl and Patricia Neal Cope With Tragedy
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This drama about the author and the actress is poignant, elegant and aggravating.
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‘As They Made Us’ Review: If the Apple Falls, Who Retrieves It?
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A dutiful daughter navigates the consequences of her parents’ failings in Mayim Bialik’s engagingly compassionate directorial debut.,
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‘Master’ Review: Get Thee to an H.B.C.U.!
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Regina Hall anchors this horror movie debut from Mariama Diallo, set on a New England college campus.
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‘I Am Here’ Review: A Holocaust Survivor Reckons With Her Pain
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Decades after experiencing some of the most nightmarish moments of World War II, a woman shares her stories.
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‘Dear Mr. Brody’ Review: Spreading the Wealth Doesn’t Go Smoothly
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The scion of a margarine empire says to ask him for money. And many, many people asked.
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‘Butter’ Review: High-Stakes Popularity
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Fed up with his classmates’ contempt, an obese high school student decides he’ll gorge himself to death on New Year’s Eve.
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‘India Sweets and Spices’ Review: Gossip, Secrets and Biting Laughs
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A party invitation exposes a family and a community in this Geeta Malik feature starring Sophia Ali.