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Halftime Reveals a More Vulnerable side of a Global Superstar
Resilience is tricky. Sometimes you are born with it and sometimes life teaches you how to embrace it in all forms and complexity. Jennifer Lopez puts resilience, hope and un-wavering…
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Emma Thompson Takes on Ageism and Sexuality in Good Luck to You Leo Grande
This duo is will have you inspired to fan out your own flames while allowing you to look in the mirror being introduced to a brand new you. One who…
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Ethan Hawke is Deliciously Terrifying in the Black Phone
Mason Thames (Finney) and and Madeline McGraw (Gwen) are spectacular to watch as their breadth of skills navigating such emotionally wrought material is executed with such maturity and skill. Ethan…
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Austin Butler is a Meteroic Comet in Elvis
Elvis Presley is iconic, legendary and one of the greatest entertainers to ever live. Yet, not everyone would agree. There have been rumors of him not being lovely to black…
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The Janes is a Realistic Reminder of Rolling Back Reproductive Rights
It's so surreal we are now revisiting this issue yet again. Why are the rights of women in this country constantly being challenged and up for debate from middle aged…
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Bob’s Burger Movie is Smart, Zan, Ugly Laugh, Summer Family Fun
Bouchard (along with co-director with Bernard Derriman) and Smith keep the integrity and vibe of the series while introducing a smorgasbord of supporting characters to fill out this crazy, yet…
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Top Gun: Maverick Soars into the Stratosphere with Tom Cruise Piloting
Watching Top Gun: Maverick is an intense, welcomed journey through a time where films pumped you up and made you feel transformative upon exiting. It also solidifies Tom Cruise is…
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Sarah Jones Sets it Straight with Sell/Buy/Date
Sell/Buy/Date is engaging for its unapologetic manner of storytelling permeating every nook and cranny of the sex working industry with humor, candor and illuminating facts along the way while exploring…
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Stanley Nelson’s Attica Devastates and Shakes to the Core 50 Years Later
This is by far Stanley Nelson's best documentary to date proving that old Lois McMaster Bujold quote, "The dead cannot cry out for justice. It is a duty of the…
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Coming Attractions, Documentary Film Review, entertainment, Film Festivals, Film Reviews, Sundance Film Festival
Nothing Compares to Sinéad O’Connor
What intrigued me was the fact that not only was she a champion of women of women's rights, the artist was very outspoken about race schisms of Black people in…
