Film

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“California Split,” 40 Years Later, Part II: An Interview with Elliott Gould, George Segal, and Joseph Walsh in Three Parts
Part II of Kim Morgan's three-part interview with Elliott Gould, George Segal, and Joseph Walsh.
Kim MorganDec 15, 2014
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“California Split,” 40 Years Later: An Interview with Elliott Gould, George Segal, and Joseph Walsh in Three Parts
“California Split”: An Interview with Elliott Gould, George Segal, and Joseph Walsh.
Kim MorganDec 14, 2014
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“Get Carter,” Again
The story of a noir icon.
Andrew NetteDec 1, 2014
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Present and Accounted For: On James Harvey’s Watching Them Be
Harvey convinces us, for nearly 300 pages, that the book is about the stars themselves when it is in fact about the process of watching them.
Max NelsonNov 27, 2014
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Heroism in the Age of Guerilla Warfare
Grant Wiedenfeld and Masha Shpolberg on David Ayer’s war drama “Fury.”
Grant Wiedenfeld, Masha ShpolbergNov 25, 2014
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Bebop/Silence: On Hickey & Boggs
"The final irony of Hickey & Boggs is that this movie about isolation and displacement is an affirmation of a real-life partnership."
Charles TaylorNov 16, 2014
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Hide Your Smiling Faces and the Ownership of Public Deaths
Alana MasseyNov 14, 2014
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The Authorized Surveillance of Edward Snowden
On Laura Poitras’s 'Citizenfour'
Ava KofmanNov 10, 2014
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Spoiler Alert: Your Art Should Be Ruined
Does worrying about spoilers detract from enjoyment more than the spoilers themselves?
Noah BerlatskyNov 8, 2014
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- Television
It Was a Very Good Year
Why study a single year? Lots of reasons.
Alan GlynnNov 1, 2014
Laughing at “Gone Girl”
Gone Girl isn’t a thriller, it’s a domestic comedy.
Steph ChaOct 22, 2014
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Plato at the Multiplex
Two new books remind us that the allegory of the cave is still alive and kicking, and that it speaks directly to the current cultural moment.
Martin WoessnerOct 18, 2014
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- Philosophy & Religion