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NEW ‘LOVE STORY’ UPDATE GAMBLES BY DOUBLING DOWN ON THE TERMINAL ILLNESS ANGLE By T.T. Stern-Enzi Rating: PG-13, Grade: B- …
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The Fault in Our Stars
Young Adult fiction author (and Indianapolis native) John Green gets adapted here by screenwriters Scott Neustadter and Michael H. Weber …
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A stark emotional honesty permeates Ida, the new release from Pawel Pawlikowski (The Woman in the Fifth), which is finally opening …
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At one time, the title for Doug Liman’s new release was All You Need is Kill and it featured a …
To Be Black, Gay and Proud in Mainstream Cinema
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HOW LONG BEFORE WE SEE CHARACTERS WHO HAPPEN TO BE BLACK AND GAY ON THE REGULAR? By T.T. Stern-Enzi The …
Holocaust Aftermath Tests Faith in Festival Gem, ‘Ida’
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Last year’s Toronto International Film Festival offered big ticket selections like Gravity and 12 Years a Slave that would go …
A Re-invigorated ‘Chef’ Concocts An Inspired Treat
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