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Dystopia arrives with an alarming lack of specifics in Anniversary, a quiet thriller whose vagueness is precisely the terrifying point. Jan Komasa’s absorbing feature revolves around…

“Mammas,” Ed Bruce famously sang, “don’t let your babies grow up to be cowboys.” It’s a song that makes a point of breaking down the challenging,…

It’s less than 50 miles from Çikatovë e Vjeter, the village in Kosovo where the first section of Shame and Money takes place, to Pristina, the…

Appropriately for a surreal realm comprised of inexplicable angles that stretch across impossible dimensions and seem, as one explorer puts it, cobbled together by “construction workers…

When we get an alert that new menu items are coming to one of our Disney World restaurants, we sound an alarm all throughout AllEars, and…

Righteous indignation over the travesty of the American justice system and staunch advocacy against wrongful incarceration make it natural to want to applaud The Fear of 13.…

CBS’ Marshals posted strong ratings numbers for its second episode, repeating as the top series — network or streaming — in cross-platform ratings for the week of March…

‘Hot Water’ Review: Lubna Azabal and Daniel Zolghadri Go West in a Slight but Sensitive Mother-Son Road Movie The Hollywood Reporter Credit: Source link

Wednesday and Awning made for a well-matched bill at Hollywood Avondale in Tāmaki Makaurau: two guitar bands drawn to dynamic shifts and emotional release, but at…

Taking over the former Den on Sunset, Galerie claims to “blur the line between restaurant, cocktail bar, and art gallery.” Sure. What it really is: A…