Richard Brody reviews Dan Fogelman’s solipsistic movie “Life Itself,” featuring Olivia Wilde and Oscar Isaac, which dispatches its characters with all the feeling reserved for chess pieces.
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Richard Brody reviews Dan Fogelman’s solipsistic movie “Life Itself,” featuring Olivia Wilde and Oscar Isaac, which dispatches its characters with all the feeling reserved for chess pieces.
Source: Humour

Richard Brody reviews Dan Fogelman’s solipsistic movie “Life Itself,” featuring Olivia Wilde and Oscar Isaac, which dispatches its characters with all the feeling reserved for chess pieces.
Source: Humour

Richard Brody reviews Dan Fogelman’s solipsistic movie “Life Itself,” featuring Olivia Wilde and Oscar Isaac, which dispatches its characters with all the feeling reserved for chess pieces.
Source: Humour

Richard Brody reviews “Hale County This Morning, This Evening,” filmed by RaMell Ross in rural Alabama.
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Richard Brody reviews “Hale County This Morning, This Evening,” filmed by RaMell Ross in rural Alabama.
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Richard Brody reviews Paul Feig‘s “A Simple Favor,” a murder-mystery that fails to extract much substance from its teeming, incident-packed story.
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Richard Brody writes on the Syrian filmmaker Sara Fattahi’s new documentary, “Chaos,” about how Syrian refugees in Vienna, Austria, have carried their country’s civil war with them.
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Richard Brody writes on the Syrian filmmaker Sara Fattahi’s new documentary, “Chaos,” about how Syrian refugees in Vienna, Austria, have carried their country’s civil war with them.
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Richard Brody on the 1998 French film “Only God Sees Me” (“Dieu Seul Me Voit”), the director Bruno Podalydès’s first feature, about the life of a soundman.
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Richard Brody on the 1998 French film “Only God Sees Me” (“Dieu Seul Me Voit”), the director Bruno Podalydès’s first feature, about the life of a soundman.
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Richard Brody on the 1998 French film “Only God Sees Me” (“Dieu Seul Me Voit”), the director Bruno Podalydès’s first feature, about the life of a soundman.
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Richard Brody reviews “Peppermint,” an ignorant, racist drug-trade revenge film directed by Pierre Morel and starring Jennifer Garner.
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Richard Brody reviews Ingmar Bergman’s “This Can’t Happen Here,” a recently restored thriller that the Swedish filmmaker himself rejected.
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Richard Brody reviews the new film “Operation Finale,” directed by Chris Weitz and starring Ben Kingsley, Oscar Isaac, Mélanie Laurent, Lior Raz, Michael Aronov, and Rita Pauls.
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Richard Brody recommends “Werewolf,” “Zama,” “Mrs. Hyde,” and “Tall: The American Skyscraper and Louis Sullivan” for streaming.
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Richard Brody recommends “Werewolf,” “Zama,” “Mrs. Hyde,” and “Tall: The American Skyscraper and Louis Sullivan” for streaming.
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Richard Brody recommends “Werewolf,” “Zama,” “Mrs. Hyde,” and “Tall: The American Skyscraper and Louis Sullivan” for streaming.
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Richard Brody recommends “Werewolf,” “Zama,” “Mrs. Hyde,” and “Tall: The American Skyscraper and Louis Sullivan” for streaming.
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Richard Brody recommends “Werewolf,” “Zama,” “Mrs. Hyde,” and “Tall: The American Skyscraper and Louis Sullivan” for streaming.
Source: Humour