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This month’s picks include a feminist coming-of-age tale from India, a documentary about grasshopper harvesting in Uganda, a queer fable from Brazil and more.
Category: Movies
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Nadav Lapid’s Film ‘Yes’ Is Intended to Anger Both Israel’s Right and Left
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The director Nadav Lapid uses his work to confront his discomfort with nationalism in his home country, never more so than in “Yes.”
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50 Artists Travel Far and Wide to Learn From Filmmaker Werner Herzog
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In January, 50 artists from all over the world were chosen to shoot shorts in the Azores, guided by the iconic filmmaker. They just had to find $10,000 and airfare to get there.
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8 New Movies Our Critics Are Talking About This Week
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Whether you’re a casual moviegoer or an avid buff, our reviewers think these films are worth knowing about.
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‘The Blue Trail’ Review: A Drifting Journey Into Freedom
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In an imaginary Brazil, where older people are forcibly removed from society, a resolute 77-year-old seeks her independence in the Amazon.
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‘Pizza Movie’ Review: Dude, Where’s My Pie?
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After taking psychedelics, college roommates, Jack (Gaten Matarazzo) and Montgomery (Sean Giambrone), experience unique side effects.
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‘The Stranger’ Review: An Unexamined Life
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A man of indifference becomes a killer in this adaptation of a 1942 Albert Camus novel.
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‘Living the Land’ Review: Rural China in Transition
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This drama follows a boy of 10, left in the care of relatives when his parents are lured to the city by the prospect of jobs created by a tech revolution.
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‘A Great Awakening’ Review: An Unlikely Founding Friendship
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This film tracks the friendship of Benjamin Franklin and the Rev. George Whitefield, who brought a Protestant revival to the American colonies.