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The Year’s Most Ambitious Movie, ‘The Brutalist,’ Is a Monument to Art, Perseverance, and Legacy
The drama clocks in at more than three and a half hours, with a 15-minute intermission for viewers who could use a break from the cinematic largesse.
A Game Pamela Anderson Can’t Save Director Gia Coppola’s ‘The Last Showgirl’
Kudos must go to Anderson for playing a character who at times is selfish and delusional, though she isn’t so much complicated as naive.
Famed Director Werner Herzog Can’t Get the Brain Out of His Mind in ‘The Theater of Thought’
While the documentary can sometimes feel like an extended segment of ‘60 Minutes,’ the director’s discursive style and occasional flights-of-fancy elevate the procession of professors, doctors, entrepreneurs, and devices.
New Christopher Reeve Documentary Explores the Man Inside ‘Superman’
One is left with deep sadness even while being strangely uplifted by all that the actor achieved before and after the injury that left him paralyzed.
A Searing New Film, ‘The Seed of the Sacred Fig’ Portrays the Oppression and Fear of Living Under the Iranian Powers That Be
Director Mohammad Rasoulof’s masterly focus on a divided family echoes the passionate appeals of women and young people everywhere, though the film is firmly rooted in the struggles of the Iranian people.
Envisioning the German Bombing of London From a Mother and Son’s Perspectives, ‘Blitz’ Fails To Enthrall
As the story of a family torn apart by war, the picture is unexpectedly uninvolving, owing primarily to the underwritten roles of its chief players.
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