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Category: Movies
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‘Night Raiders’ Review: A Future That Resembles the Past
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A mother joins a group of vigilantes to help free her daughter from a state-run academy in this feature from Danis Goulet.
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‘Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone’ at 20: The Film That Started It All
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Two decades after the film’s release, Daniel Radcliffe and the director, Chris Columbus, take us inside four key scenes.
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‘They Say Nothing Stays the Same’ Review: Crossing a Modern River
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Two events disturb the placid surfaces of a boatman’s world: the building of a nearby bridge, and his discovery of a young woman floating in the water.
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‘Uppercase Print’ Review: Between the Lines
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Radu Jude’s rousing, form-bending new feature rails at the power of propaganda to suffocate people’s freedoms.
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‘Love Is Love Is Love’ Review:Aging Too Gracefully
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The characters in this idle drama, directed by Eleanor Coppola, seem mostly content. That’s the problem.
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‘Belfast’ Review: A Boy’s Life
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In this charming memoir, Kenneth Branagh recalls his childhood in Northern Ireland through a rose-tinted lens.
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‘7 Prisoners’ Review: Survival at Any Cost
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Alexandre Moratto plunges into the psychological traumas of human trafficking in this gripping Brazilian drama on Netflix.
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‘Home Sweet Home Alone’ Review: A Winter With Plenty of Falls
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Dan Mazer’s film, streaming on Disney+, is a painful spiritual sequel to the 1990 hit.