Film

"There is only one thing that can kill the Movies, and that is education." — Will Rogers

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  Cosmology Returns in the Connected Age: Werner Herzog’s “Lo and Behold”

  Florian Fuchs on Werner Herzog's latest.

  Florian FuchsSep 2, 2016

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  Equal Means Equal: A Wake-Up Call to Women

  Janice Rhoshalle Littlejohn interviews Kamala Lopez about her new film, "Equal Means Equal."

  Janice Rhoshalle LittlejohnAug 29, 2016

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  Journey of Miles

  Clifford Thompson charts the heroic American journey of Miles Davis.

  Clifford ThompsonAug 29, 2016

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  • Music

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  Comic Book Melancholia

  Jason Middleton looks at the most tragic death in Marvel Comics.

  Jason MiddletonAug 25, 2016

  • Comics

  • Film

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  Send in the Farts: On “Swiss Army Man”

  Annie Julia Wyman on “Swiss Army Man”.

  Annie Julia WymanAug 24, 2016

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  Bourne Again: “Jason Bourne” and the Politics of Self-Knowledge

  Francey Russell on how "Jason Bourne" doesn't fit in the series.

  Francey RussellAug 21, 2016

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  The Philosopher and Her Kisses

  Stephanie DeGooyer on the recent films about Hannah Arendt and what we see in a philosopher's biopic.

  Stephanie DeGooyerAug 13, 2016

  • Film

  • Philosophy & Religion

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  The Managerial Revulsion: Re-Classing Madness in “High-Rise”

  Glyn Salton-Cox on Ben Wheatley and Amy Jump's adaptation of J. G. Ballard's "High-Rise".

  Glyn Salton-CoxAug 9, 2016

  • Film

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  “La Jetée” at 33 Revolutions Per Minute

  As Superior Viaduct releases the soundtrack of "La Jetée" on vinyl, Matthew H. Evans reflects on Chris Marker's extraordinary film.

  Matthew H. EvansAug 3, 2016

  • Film

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  Beyond Blackness and Whiteness: Activists of Mixed Race Speak Out

  Heidi Durrow, Aaron Samuels, and Tehran Von Ghasri discuss whether having a biracial or mixed identity can give a vantage of both privilege and oppression.

  Janice Rhoshalle LittlejohnAug 2, 2016

  • Film

  • Television

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  Humanity in the Arts

  A conversation with Danis Tanović about film, war, his hometown, and Eastern Europe’s favorite politician: Bernie Sanders.

  Benjamin CunninghamJul 31, 2016

  • Around the World

  • Film

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  The Discovered Country: “Star Trek Beyond”

  “Star Trek Beyond” is fine. It’s mostly enjoyable … It’s "Star Trek", neither at its best nor its worst, and I like "Star Trek" even at its very worst.

  Gerry CanavanJul 29, 2016

  • Film

  • SF