Laura Poitras’ new film, All the Beauty and the Bloodshed, which played in competition at Venice Fest, is a powerful documentary that lives up to its title in showing how art and politics are interrelated and, in Nan Goldin’s case, mutually dependent.
All the Beauty and Bloodshed: Laura Poitras’ Powerful Portrait of Photographer Nan Goldin
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Graduate, The: Benjamim’s Red Car
September 10, 2022 by
On the ride over, Mrs. Robinson asks, “What kind of car is this?” Ben replies, “I don’t know.”
Indiana Jones 5: Harrison Ford Shows New Footage at D23 (Film Hits Theaters June 30, 2023)
September 10, 2022 by
Indiana Jones 5 showed its first trailer on Saturday during the D23 Expo.
Fragments of Paradise: Exploring Jonas Mekas, Pioneer of Independent and Avant-Garde Cinema
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For over 70 years, Lithuanian filmmaker Jonas Mekas documented his life in what was later labeled as his diary films.
Get Carter (1971): Mike Hodges’ Seminal British Crime Film, Starring Michael Caine in Towering Performance (Cult)
September 10, 2022 by
Mike Hodges’ Seminal British Crime Film, Starring Michael Caine in Towering Performance (Cult)








