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THE MASK YOU LIVE IN - The Representation Project
The Mask You Live In follows boys and young men as they struggle to stay true to themselves while negotiating America’s narrow definition of masculinity.
Beyond Men and Masculinity
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Akira Kurosawa
How the Hebrew Version of ‘Fight Song’ in ‘Fleishman Is in Trouble’ Aims to Bridge the Divide Between American and Israeli Jews
Exemplifying the universal power of pop music on screen is a key scene in the FX limited series “Fleishman Is in Trouble.” As Jesse Eisenberg’s protagonist Toby Fleishman, a divorced father mired i…
AMC's 'Mayfair Witches' Lacks Some Necessary Magic
Mayfair Witches: The second entry into AMC’s Anne Rice universe stars Alexandra Daddario as a neurosurgeon with a witchy family history.
Film „Unruh“ im Kino: Zeit ist Geld
Kommt ein russischer Anarchist in eine Schweizer Uhrenfabrik: Der Spielfilm „Unruh“ erzählt vom Leben in der kapitalistischen Moderne.
“Andor” shows how exploitation leads to the Dark Side, from bureaucratic drudgery to prison labor
The latest episodes see our hero play out the real world reality of prison slave labor in service of the Empire
From "Star Wars" to our wars: What the Force has in common with "Thank you for your service"
Hypnotic Anatomy: What Makes Kiyoshi Kurosawa's 'Cure' So Scary
Here's a video essay on why Kiyoshi Kurosawa's Cure is often considered to be one of the scariest films of all time.
The Banshees of Inisherin is great — and even better if you know the history behind it
Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson re-team for Martin McDonagh’s riotous fable that’s about more than a friend breakup.
Celebrating the Incredible Ensemble Cast of 'Chan is Missing'
Every performance is a great performance in Wayne Wang’s indie noir-comedy classic. Jacob Trussell dives deep into Chan is Missing.
The Witcher: Blood Origin review – this profanity-packed fantasy is a riot
Extremely bad-ass fights and hilariously playful swearing make this drama lots of fun – plus it’s only four episodes long. Everyone’s a winner!
'Ikarie XB-1' is the Forgotten Czech Film That Inspired '2001: A Space Odyssey'
Jindřich Polák’s communist space drama anticipated now-iconic '60s sci-fi.
Who Killed the KLF? review – Chris Atkins’ entertaining guide to true pop mavericks
Documentary-maker Chris Atkins tells the strange story of gigantic chart hits and guerrilla pranking of the art world
There's no hiding from it: The politics of "Andor" look a lot like the type troubling our world
The latest "Star Wars" series presents a Force-absent world collapsing under corporate-fueled autocracy
'Star Wars' was always political. 'Andor' made it must-see TV
A.R. Moxon, Verified Duck 🦆 (@JuliusGoat@mastodon.social)
Attached: 1 image 1967 PLAYTIME (Tati) ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐⭐ Not sure what to say, but some films are sui generis, and this is one. Perhaps the evolutionary answer to Modern Times, with Mr. Hulot as our new Tramp observing more than participating. Endlessly inventive, like nothing else out there. Humanity is the character rather than any specific human. Sometimes silly, sometimes moving, sometimes intense, sometimes still. I'd say you should watch it. Also notable: Bonnie & Clyde, Point Blank
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‘Star Wars: Andor’ Gets Political - The Atlantic
10 Spookiest Old Dark Houses We Would Spend A Night Inside
Haunted house movies are a dime a dozen, but this list of horror films features the most memorable batch of old dark houses found in cinema.
The Peripheral to Chapelwaite: the seven best shows to stream this week
Chloë Grace Moretz stars in a dystopian drama about virtual reality getting horribly out of hand, and Adrien Brody serves up a horror with jump-scares galore
'Gone With the Wind' and the Difference Between Censorship and Context
Watch the introduction that now precedes Gone With the Wind on HBO Max in order to provide context denouncing the film's portrayal of slavery.
'Three O’Clock High' Blends Anxiety and Daydream with Perfection
'Three O'Clock High' is more than High School 'High Noon.' The film is an essential watch, blending teenage anxiety with genuine catharsis.
No Hate! Gegen jeden Antisemitismus und Rassismus! on Twitter
Ein Film über einen Mann mit einem großen Herzen, mit Mut und Haltung. Ein Antifaschist bis in die Haarspitzen.Ich bin stolz, Lothar König im wirklichen Leben getroffen zu haben! 17. November im Kino | Offizieller Trailer Deutsch H... https://t.co/WpffKw4kcT via @YouTube— No Hate! Gegen jeden Antisemitismus und Rassismus! (@watchingyou81) October 7, 2022
gossip göre on Twitter
beautifully shot photo for East German fashion mag Sibylle by Sibylle Bergmann is prominently used in the movie "In einem Land, das es nicht mehr gibt", which's screenings started today pic.twitter.com/0dihAunqa7— gossip göre (@britney_spheres) October 7, 2022
Dick und Doof und die »Yiddishe Velt«
Über die zahlreichen Verbindungen von Stan Laurel und Oliver Hardy zum Judentum
Carlos Aguilar on Twitter
The Taiwanese film THE FALLS was released on Netflix in February and kind of got lost. It’s an eerie, pandemic-set drama about a mother and her daughter as their relationship sinks and re-emerges as something new. It’s from the director of the masterful Chung Mong-hong’s A SUN. pic.twitter.com/yYfckPxL3F— Carlos Aguilar (@Carlos_Film) October 5, 2022
Michael Giacchino's 'Werewolf by Night' is a Cheeky, Ghoulish, and Short Fright
We review Michael Giacchino's Werewolf by Night, the surprise secret screening just out of Fantastic Fest. More Man-Thing, please.
robbyrussell.rb on Twitter
Wow. Wow.Finally sat down to watch House (1977) as it was one of the horror movies mentioned in the zine I got from @monteiro.#Wow #cat #pianoscene #kungfu pic.twitter.com/Y8bnZViY3o— robbyrussell.rb (@robbyrussell) October 5, 2022