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      June 19, 2019
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      May 30, 2019
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      May 3, 2019
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      November 14, 2018
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      March 24, 2018
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      March 20, 2018
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The Wolf and the Lamb: On Romance, Transformation, and the Moon in ‘Moonstruck’

Liz HewJune 22, 2019

How ‘Paddington’ Helped Me Get My Shit Together

Sara ClementsJune 21, 2019

‘Booksmart’: Am I Failing or Am I Misdefining Success?

Ramna SafeerJune 19, 2019

Should Only Disabled Actors Play Disabled Roles? A Personal Perspective on Why Casting Matters

Julia BlackwellMay 17, 2019
In March, Disney’s latest "live-action" remake was released in the UK: the long-anticipated Dumbo. The film features a disabled character, Holt Farrier, who ha...
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The Case for Saving ‘One Day at a Time’

Toni StangerMay 16, 2019
Netflix has been producing wonderful original series for the past six years, but its best sitcom—if not best series overall—is One Day at a Time, which first p...
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Review: ‘Quicksand’ Looks for the Truth Behind Acts of Desperation

Ella DeutschMay 10, 2019
I can’t get enough of foreign productions and all that they have to offer. Their wealth of storytelling, innovation, and boundless creativity make them a goldm...
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Burnham and Fisher: The Creative Partnership Behind the Success of ‘Eighth Grade’

Marina VuottoMay 8, 2019
When Bo Burnham accepted the Independent Spirit Award for Best First Screenplay for Eighth Grade, the first person he thanked was the star of the film, Elsie F...
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Robin Swicord on 1994’s ‘Little Women,’ Greta Gerwig’s Remake, and her Upcoming Event at TIFF

Danita SteinbergMay 3, 2019
I first became aware of Robin Swicord in 2007 after watching her debut directorial feature, The Jane Austen Book Club. It’s a movie about books and friendship—...
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A Look Back at 2018, The Year Self-Destruction Took Over Pop Culture

Jenna KalishmanMay 3, 2019
(cw: self-harm, suicide) "You're confusing suicide with self-destruction. Almost none of us commit suicide, and almost all of us self-destruct."— Dr. Ventr...
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Review: ‘Vita and Virginia’ Adds Modern Flare to a Classic Literary Love Affair

Abby MonteilMay 2, 2019
Public perceptions of Virginia Woolf haven’t historically been kind. Although the writer is globally renowned for the flowing modernism of her novels, she has ...
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‘Sex Education,’ ‘Eighth Grade,’ and the Empathy of Youth

Kathy LiApril 26, 2019
Why is a Mars rover making me cry? This was the question I found myself asking several weeks ago, as I sat at work aimlessly scrolling through Twitter, stop...
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How ‘The Kindergarten Teacher’ Explores the Deprived Woman

Lauren LaMagnaApril 25, 2019
In the 21st century, it has become apparent that one must go to college and obtain a good job in order to be successful, especially if you are a woman. Society...
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‘Sierra Burgess Is a Loser’ and the Value in Being Ordinary

Kourtney JacksonApril 24, 2019
The trailer for Sierra Burgess Is a Loser was released not too long after the one released for Insatiable, a show that was heavily criticized for its provincia...
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