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The romantic partner of the disgraced Theranos founder emerges as a key figure in “You Can See Everything.” Here’s what we know about him.
Category: Film
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He Was a Top Voice on Palestinian Liberation. Filmgoers Are Listening.
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A new documentary on Edward Said, the Palestinian American literary critic and activist who taught for decades at Columbia, brought New Yorkers together in a fraught political moment.
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Five International Movies to Stream Now
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This month’s picks include a French seaside comedy, a true-crime docudrama from Mexico, a mordant satire from Iran and more.
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What Critics Think About Nathan Fielder’s ‘Bonkers’ Elizabeth Holmes Movie
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“You Can See Everything” has been described as “bonkers.” Our critics have their own thoughts, and we’d like to hear your reactions, too.
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In 1971, This Film Was a Scandal. In 2026, It’s a Respected Period Piece.
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“Ken Russell’s The Devils” was deemed shocking for scenes with orgiastic nuns and a debauched priest. But its serious aims are clear in a new restoration.
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Documentary on Leonard Peltier Uses A.I. to Mixed Effect
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In their film on the case of the convicted American Indian Movement activist, the directors couldn’t interview their subject. Their solution wasn’t ideal.
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A Guide to Nathan Fielder’s Work Before Watching ‘You Can See Everything’
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The comedian may be an unexpected choice for a documentary about the disgraced Theranos founder, but his TV shows suggest why he’s a good fit.
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‘Once Upon a Time in Harlem’ Review: A Renaissance of Their Own
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The Black luminaries who turned 1920s Harlem into a hub of artistic expression gathered decades later to reminisce. It was a house party for the ages.
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‘Street Fighter’ Review: Choose Your Fighter
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It’s hard to introduce a dozen or so cartoon fighters in a story, but this fun adaptation of the ’80s arcade game has a sturdy enough script to bear the load.