The tension between the old and new is often a theme in the films screened at the New York Film…
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The self-contained punchline that is Milli Vanilli gets a sympathetic exploration in the appropriately titled documentary “Milli Vanilli.” Director Luke…
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The Chicago International Film Festival wrapped up this weekend, closing out their impressive program with Jeff Nichols’ “The Bikeriders,” a…
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This year at the New York Film Festival, quite a few features explored the complexity of loneliness and the need…
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Ever since Bernard Rose turned to Chicago’s Cabrini-Green as the setting for “Candyman,” the housing project’s standing as an infamous…
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From the Chicago International Film Festival press release… The Chicago International Film Festival today announced this year’s winning films at North America’s…
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The twenty-something drama “Waiting for the Light to Change” is an impressive debut from director-cowriter Linh Tran. Set in a…
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In many ways, “The Killer” is exactly what you’d expect from a David Fincher movie centered on a hired assassin:…
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Every film lover of my generation has a story about how they first encountered “Siskel & Ebert,” the game-changing film…
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Andrew Bowser made a name for himself posting videos on his YouTube and TikTok channels where he plays a nerdy-wannabe-occultist…
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