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Review: Michelle Williams Seduces In ‘Dying for Sex’
The LA Weekly and the Village Voice reviews the limited series "Dying for Sex" note that Michelle Williams' performance is awards worthy.
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Review: ‘The Friend’ Is More Than Man’s – Or Woman’s – Best Friend
The Village Voice review of ‘The Friend’ points out that Bill Murray and Naomi Watts share the screen with a Great Dane that ...
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Review: ‘The Picture of Dorian Gray’ Is Not a Pretty Picture – Just Great Theater
The Village Voice reviews Sarah Snook's fireball performance in an updated, media-heavy version of "The Picture of Dorian Gray." ...
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Review: ‘Death of a Unicorn’ Is a Creature Feature Satire that Needs Sharper Teeth
The Village Voice review of ‘Death of a Unicorn’ finds that while some of the CGI mayhem is entertaining, the jokes need more bite.
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Review: ‘Grand Tour’ Makes Its Own Way
The Village Voice review of Miguel Gomes' ‘Grand Tour’ discusses its farcical love story that combines colonial history with travelogue.
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‘Magazine Fever: Gen X Asian American Periodicals’ Looks at Decades of Ink on Paper
The Museum of Chinese in America spreads out the spreads of Asian-centric periodicals and newsletters.
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Review: In ‘The Assessment,’ A Big Brother-Style Regime Chooses Who Can Be Parents
The Village Voice review of "The Assessment" points out that Fleur Fortune's film imagines government agents acting like ...
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Review: ‘Misericordia’ Unravels the Self-Destructive Nature of Attraction, Slowly But Surely
The Village Voice review of "Misericordia" (“Mercy”) notes that the film is unmistakably French in its suave and fatalistic ...
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Review: ‘Who by Fire’ Asks, ‘What’s It All About?’
Quebec filmmaker Philippe Lesage’s isolated-lodge drama plants narrative grenades amid spectacular wildlife. Writer-director Philippe Lesage’s eighth film (including a rash of documentaries ...