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AFI DOCS 2020: Portraits and Dreams Inspires Resilience and Imagination
Based on Ewald's book of he same name, Ewald travels back in time 30 years later to catch up with her students ( who around 7 years-old at the time).…
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Marisa Tomei Makes The King of Staten Island Royalty
As a widow caught between honoring the memory of her late husband and awkwardly moving on, Marisa Tomei is nothing short of spectacular. Not one time is she ever seen…
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Nicole Beharie Blazes The Screen in Miss Juneteenth
Beharie commands every moment no matter who she's sharing it with and carries the reigns of this film masterfully, delicately and elegantly as only someone of her caliber could.
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Bryce Dallas Howard Gives Dads The Respect They Deserve
From putting together baby beds to car seats to educating them, birth videos to the first time they held their little ones in their arms. Jimmy Kimmel said it best…
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Da 5 Bloods is Powerful Exploration of PTSD and Vietnam from Black Male POV
When you see the late Muhammad Ali stating during a press conference' why he refused to serve in the war, "...my conscious won't let me shoot my brother," you immediately…
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COPWATCH Captures Global Pandemic of Police Injustice on Camera
Copwatch, which premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival, is a cautionary tale in how to properly document injustice and how to react when you are the one the injustice is happening…
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Allison Ellwood’s Laurel Canyon Docuseries is Nostaligic Breath of Fresh Air
Laurel Canyon was a place that had no sidewalks, no regimented lines and one could be as free and unfiltered as they pleased. It represents a moment in time that…
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Elisabeth Moss and Michael Stuhlbarg Slay in Twisted Thriller Shirley
Elisabeth Moss in the title role is masterful portraying characters that are psychologically damaged, yet whip smart to their own detriment. Michael Stuhlbarg as Stanley is the perfect compliment to…
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HBO’s On The Record Highlights Female Injustice Among Record Industry Exec
On The Record is a candid, no-holds barred account of sexual misconduct at the highest levels in the record industry and it is my hope that after it streams on…
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Nisha Ganatra Keeps Tracee Ellis Ross on Key in The High Note
Maggie (Dakota Johnson). Maggie is living out her dreams working for her idol as a personl assistant with quiet aspirations of becoming a producer. She idly sits by watching while…
