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“Blindspotting” moves like a tune: from opening section to growing theme, passionate scaffold and back once more. Some of the time, this shows plainly, as the characters go to the …

“The Republic of Sarah” begins directly enough. Opening in the pure New Hampshire town of Greylock, the show acquaints us with history instructor Sarah Cooper (Stella Baker), her companions, and …

Pushing ahead with his documentation of a portion of the world’s most perilous spots, Cartel Land movie producer Matthew Heineman recounts an appallingly pitiful story in City of Ghosts. Zeroing …

On the boundary among Brazil and Paraguay, the buildup of extremely old clash endures, working out among bike groups and love-struck youngsters in Don’t Swallow My Heart, Alligator Girl! In …

Adopting a sufficiently new strategy to legitimize another excursion to the profound “Isn’t Scientology strange?” all things considered, John Dower’s My Scientology Movie sends columnist Louis Theroux on a straight-colored …

Evan Wolfson, “the Paul Revere of gay marriage,” makes a thoughtful saint in The Freedom to Marry, Eddie Rosenstein’s unobtrusive record of the anything other than unassuming effort for that …

Any individual who has had any contact with Hollywood superstars has presumably experienced the faithful jack of all trades who lives in the shadow of these stars and serves them …

Having made a set of three of docs seeing the conflict in Afghanistan through purposely close casings (the first, Restrepo, procured an Oscar designation), Sebastian Junger and Scratch Quested wrestle …

Cheerfully defying W.C. Fields’ insight against working with kids and creatures, author chief entertainer Noemie Lvovsky gamely leaves herself alone doubly upstaged in her 6th executive trip, Tomorrow and From …

On the off chance that Get Out was relocated to Australia and had its awareness of what’s actually funny seized by customs, the outcome would without a doubt look something …