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Aug 03

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'Eighth Grade' captures our need to connect

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Following a week in the life of a middle schooler, the new film "Eighth Grade" sets the familiar fumblings of adolescence against the constant glare of a glowing screen or Snapchat filter. Jeffrey Brown takes a look at why it’s…

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May 18

3 documentaries the Duplass Brothers want you to watch now

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Jay and Mark Duplass are known for making quirky, funny, empathetic films and television -- and almost always on their own terms. Here are three documentaries that influenced them.

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May 04

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In 'RBG,' Ruth Bader Ginsburg looks back on a life spent working for equality

The documentary "RBG" is a look at perhaps the most unlikely rock star Washington has ever seen: Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Tracing her roots, education and career, it's her early and continuing fight for gender equality that winds…

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Feb 22

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Documentary tells tiny bank's David vs. Goliath story in 2008 financial crisis aftermath

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Only one bank was indicted in the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis, and it was a very small one. The Oscar-nominated documentary "Abacus: Small Enough to Jail" tells the story of its prosecution for mortgage fraud and its ultimate…

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Dec 07

Dian Fossey and Jane Goodall changed how we saw primates. These new movies change how we see them

By Nsikan Akpan

Two new documentaries on Dian Fossey and Jane Goodall spotlight the complicated and contrasting paths they took toward scientific greatness.

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Nov 07

Disney ends press screening ban on Los Angeles Times after backlash

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Disney will no longer block The Los Angeles Times from attending press screenings of its movies, ending a controversial ban that had many news organizations threatening to also boycott those screenings.

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Nov 03

'This is just the beginning' of change in the industry, says female director of new movie about life after sexual assault

By Rhana Natour

"To: the many, many male Directors who have put their hands on my thighs, my waist, my hands, commented inappropriately on what I am wearing," wrote filmmaker Jessica Thompson. "You are some of the main reasons that I made [this…

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Oct 24

Inside Nollywood, the booming film industry that makes 1,500 movies a year

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Nollywood is now the world’s second largest film industry in terms of number of films produced. Here's how it happened.

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Sep 13

This viral song calls out Bollywood's sexism. Here are the English lyrics

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“I am tired after kissing their asses,” an actress tells her male director. “You only make me dance in underwear or small clothes.”…

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Mar 25

3 filmmakers 'Trainspotting' director Danny Boyle thinks you should be following now

By Elizabeth Flock

Filmmaker Danny Boyle, whose "T2 Trainspotting" -- the sequel to the cult classic black comedy original -- was just released, recommends several filmmakers and films he loves.

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