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Film Review: Inside the Maddening Perfection of John McEnroe
New documentary looks at what made the 1980s tennis champion so great, and also why he was so volatile on …
Film Review: Sex-for-sale the subject of the new documentary ‘Scotty and the Secret History of Hollywood’
George Albert “Scotty” Bowers, now 95, remembers when he and soldier buddies had a booming Post-War business servicing male and …
REVIEW: ‘Eighth Grade’ Captures a Difficult Age for Both the Teen Living Through It and Her Father
Opening in Cincinnati Friday, ‘Eighth Grade’ follows Kayla — the protagonist of comedian Bo Burnham’s new film Kayla — the …
Why Are Netflix Original Movies So Bad?
Cincinnati CityBeat critic tt stern-enzi asks after watching “The Kissing Booth,” “Alex Strangelove” and others. Netflix has seized the crown …
REVIEW: One of Kentucky’s most bizarre heists is now the subject of a good movie
‘American Animals’ is a dramatization of the 2004 theft of rare books — by students — from Transylvania College in …
We All Want To Live In ‘Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood’
New documentary, “Won’t You Be My Neighbor,” opens in Cincinnati on Thursday and deserves to be seen by everyone who …
‘Hereditary’ Is a Hot Box of Horror
It’s the latest in a new breed of indie horror films challenging our image of the perfect family The slow …
Even If It Is Warm Outside, the Annual Cincinnati Winterfilm Festival Will Be At the Woodward Theater This Saturday
Also, a new documentary about Pope Francis, which debuted at Cannes, is at the Mariemont Theatre and earns an A- …
Film Review: ‘Lean on Pete’
“Lean on Pete” stars Charlie Plummer as a young man in need of someone to help him, but finding only …
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