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Lieutenant Uhura and the Death of American Progress
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A Potent, Strange Celebration of Movies is Brewing in North Bend
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As You Wish: The Princess Bride Screens Under the Stars
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Even Hell Has Its Heroes
Director Clyde Petersen Digs Deep Into Earth in His New Documentary
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Wes Anderson’s Grand Budapest Hotel Will Screen for Those Who Really Want to See it
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Westworld’s Post-Revolution Society Exposes the Limits of Joe Biden’s Great Job Report
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Make a Trip to Xanadu
It’s Certainly Bad, But It’s a Camp Rollerskating Classic
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Hong Sang-soo Makes Another Agreeable Film About Hong Sang-soo
The Prolific South Korean Director Keeps Making the Same Movie, and I Keep Watching
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Sam Now Documents a Stunning Family Mystery
Half-Brothers Spend Decades Trailing a Mother’s Unexpected Departure
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The Greatest American Hero Is a Muslim Teen
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