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    Bette Gordon’s re-control of the cinematic narrative

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    The documentary “Ingrid” is an elegy to the need to make

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    Love and Sex in the Time of Incels

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    Memories like a Bomb, like a Bullet: Why the Nostalgia Industry...

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    “An Uncomfortable Woman” Makes for a Diverse Cast and Crew

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    “Kusama: Infinity” Reveals the Artist Behind the Wildly Popular Art

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    Nadia Shihab's documentary "Jaddoland"
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    Texas-made documentaries shine at Austin Asian American Film Festival

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    Jean Arthur in "Easy Living"
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    Half Angel: An Austin Film Society series reframes actress Jean Arthur

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    In “A Bread Factory,” It’s Local Art Versus Globalization

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    ‘Black Panther,’ white critic

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