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After three years, “Donbass” is finally hitting American theaters. Its portrait of misinformation and institutional failure is all too timely.
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Northanger Abbey’s comedy has serious takeaways for the aspiring romantic heroine.
Sometimes we get what we want, if there’s space to share.
Wingspan is ultimately about biodiversity, but I can’t help but see it fitting into a broader cultural reckoning.
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The terrific new comedy remixes The Office to great, funny effect.
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Eight hours with the lads from Liverpool in Peter Jackson’s new documentary.
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Now streaming on Netflix, the spy-themed competition show lets viewers play along with the contestants.
Known as “Casa de Papel” in Spanish, the show has inspired real-life protests.
The 13 must-see movies, from West Side Story to The Novice to The Matrix.
This kids’ show about hidden urban histories and child paranormal investigators is a delight.
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