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Documentary Flips the Focus, Introducing Us to a Longtime Photographer of Asians in New York, Corky Lee
Based on what we see of Lee’s vast institutional knowledge of Asian American history, customs, and organizations, particularly as it pertains to New York, his passing amounts to a great loss.
Michael Douglas Entertains and Edifies as Benjamin Franklin in New Apple TV+ Series
The series mixes intrigue with humor. Similar to Ridley Scott’s recent ‘Napoleon,’ writers Kirk Ellis and Howard Korder and director Tim Van Patten employ levity to enliven what could come off as a history lesson.
‘The Talented Mr. Ripley’ Gets a Stark Makeover in New Netflix Series
The story of ‘Ripley’ hews closely to Patricia Highsmith’s sturdy plot, but writer/director Steven Zaillian, author of the Oscar-winning screenplay for ‘Schindler’s List,’ also makes a few curious changes.
Olivia Colman Delivers ‘Wicked Little Letters’ With a Wink and a Smile
Known for her award-winning turns in ‘The Favorite’ and ‘The Crown,’ among others, Colman demonstrates that even in tossed-off material, she can infuse depths of feeling, levity, and sincerity.
Italian Scenery, Curious Characters, Intriguing Themes: ‘La Chimera’ Has It All
The movie is at once a Felliniesque romp set in the ’80s, a poetic ballad in film form, a slyly feminist parable, a caustic commentary on the antiquity art market, a lookbook of distinctly Italian noses, and more.
‘Farewell, Mr. Haffmann’: World War II Drama Implicates Its Characters in Uneasy Morality
A thriller, the film grapples with the nature of right and wrong during wartime, with uncomfortable decisions made by all of the small cast of characters.
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