Ida Panahandeh's film Nahid, which screened in Un certain regard at Cannes, is a complex portrait of a woman trapped by the patriarchy.Lately, there have been …
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Hong Sang-soo’s Hill of Freedom is a melancholic delight
Hong Sang-soo plays with time and memory in Hill of Freedom, his latest melancholic delight. …
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Review: Selma is one for the history books
Selma is a vital, brutal, and inspiring film, which chronicles the lead-up to the historic Civil Rights march from Selma to Montgomery, lead by Martin Luther …
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Director Damien Chazelle talks jazz and Whiplash
Director Damien Chazelle discusses Whiplash, jazz drumming, the bubble of big band jazz, and his approach to depicting jazz on screen. …
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People with dementia are more Alive Inside than you might expect
Alive Inside opens on a ninety-year-old woman, sitting in a chair set against a black background, explaining that she can’t remember anything. The setting is …
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Review of Into The Woods at the SF Playhouse: the company outgrew its old home but hasn’t quite grown into its new one
After almost a decade of selling out shows in their very intimate hole-in-the-wall theatre on Sutter Street, the San Francisco Playhouse (SF Playhouse) moved to …