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Spike Lee’s stated desire to comment on current events through the colorful prism of a 1970s-set...
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Elsie Fisher’s Kayla Day is the lonely but indefatigable middle-school protagonist of first-time...
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Tim Wardle’s documentary “Three Identical Strangers” shares the seemingly impossible tale of...
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Making his feature directorial debut, “The Grudge” writer Stephen Susco scares up a handful of unnerving images and grim thoughts in “Unfriended: Dark Web,” a standalone follow-up to the incredibly profitable 2014 Blumhouse...
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