Richard Brody reviews the documentary “Ouvrir la Voix,” by Amandine Gay, which addresses France’s struggle toward acknowledging its multiculturalism through closeup interviews with twenty-four black French women.
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Richard Brody reviews the documentary “Ouvrir la Voix,” by Amandine Gay, which addresses France’s struggle toward acknowledging its multiculturalism through closeup interviews with twenty-four black French women.
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Richard Brody recommends movies to stream on Amazon Prime, including “Grigris,” “In the Spirit,” and “That Uncertain Feeling.”
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Richard Brody Reviews “Eighth Grade,” a film directed by Bo Burnham and starring Elsie Fisher, Catherine Oliviere, Josh Hamilton, and Missy Yager.
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Richard Brody Reviews “Eighth Grade,” a film directed by Bo Burnham and starring Elsie Fisher, Catherine Oliviere, Josh Hamilton, and Missy Yager.
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Richard Brody Reviews “Eighth Grade,” a film directed by Bo Burnham and starring Elsie Fisher, Catherine Oliviere, Josh Hamilton, and Missy Yager.
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Richard Brody reviews “Ant-Man and the Wasp,” directed by Peyton Reed and starring Paul Rudd.
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Richard Brody reviews “Ant-Man and the Wasp,” directed by Peyton Reed and starring Paul Rudd.
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Richard Brody writes on the director Boots Riley’s d´ébut feature film, “Sorry to Bother You,” which stars Lakeith Stanfield, Tessa Thompson, Danny Glover, and Armie Hammer.
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Richard Brody writes on the director Boots Riley’s d´ébut feature film, “Sorry to Bother You,” which stars Lakeith Stanfield, Tessa Thompson, Danny Glover, and Armie Hammer.
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Richard Brody recommends the director’s cut of four films: Jean Renoir’s “The Rules of the Game,” Max Ophüls’s “Lola Montès,” Blake Edwards’s “Wild Rovers,” and Charles Burnett’s “My Brother’s Wedding.”
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Richard Brody recommends the director’s cut of four films: Jean Renoir’s “The Rules of the Game,” Max Ophüls’s “Lola Montès,” Blake Edwards’s “Wild Rovers,” and Charles Burnett’s “My Brother’s Wedding.”
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Richard Brody recommends the director’s cut of four films: Jean Renoir’s “The Rules of the Game,” Max Ophüls’s “Lola Montès,” Blake Edwards’s “Wild Rovers,” and Charles Burnett’s “My Brother’s Wedding.”
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Richard Brody writes about the release, on Friday, of “Both Directions at Once,” a lost John Coltrane studio album that was recorded in March of 1963.
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Richard Brody reviews Eugene Jarecki’s documentary “The King,” about Elvis Presley and the American fame machine.
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Richard Brody reviews Eugene Jarecki’s documentary “The King,” about Elvis Presley and the American fame machine.
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Richard Brody reviews Eugene Jarecki’s documentary “The King,” about Elvis Presley and the American fame machine.
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Richard Brody reviews Eugene Jarecki’s documentary “The King,” about Elvis Presley and the American fame machine.
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Richard Brody on the movies being shown at BAMcinemaFest, which begins on Wednesday night.
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Richard Brody recommends a new album by the classical duo Ensemble Libro Primo, “Fantasia Incantata,” which is devoted to seventeenth-century compositions in the Stylus Phantasticus genre.
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