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Because ‘Happy Campers’ Avoids Grandstanding, It Is a Political Film in Only the Best Sense
The blessing of ‘Happy Campers’ is how it deflates elite opinion. While Amy Nicholson’s documentary is a barefaced meditation on the inequities of capitalism, it is also an homage to the indomitability of the human spirit.
Accounting for Ernest Hemingway: Does This Search for the ‘Real’ Author Add Up?
Is Curtis L. DeBerg providing a new perspective or fresh evidence? He attempts to do both by suggesting there has been a fundamental misunderstanding of a crucial event in Hemingway’s life.
Documentary Demonstrates the Strength of Father-Daughter Bonds, How They Transcend Even Iron Bars
Filmed over several years and having its premiere August 9 at the IFC Center before arriving at Netflix next week, ‘Daughters’ may well be the most emotional viewing experience of the year.
Who, When ‘The Texas Chain Saw Massacre’ Had Its Premiere, Expected the ‘Brutal’ Film To End Up at MoMA?
A Custodian of the Great American Songbook, Jane Scheckter Quietly Commands Attention Even in the Most Crowded Rooms
Jim Gaffigan Again Proves His Tank’s Full in ‘Running On Empty’
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Hit Venezuelan Film on Netflix Shares the Images and Emotions Behind the Headlines of Anti-Maduro Protests
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