Author: Andrew Karpan
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‘Death In Venice’ Review: Bad Vacation, Queer Classic
Newly restored, the importance of Luchino Visconti’s Death in Venice comes even clearer.
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Why ‘The Bostonians’ Is James Ivory’s Forgotten Queer Classic
A new 4K restoration of ‘The Bostonians’ is a must-see glimpse into the past.
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‘Border’ Review: A Fantastical Parable for Extremists
A truly beautiful film that tells the kind of visual story that can only be shared on camera.
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Lena Dunham Grows Up, Goes ‘Camping’
We haven’t had a show like ‘Camping’ in, well, a while.
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Coralie Fargeat Talks Obsession, Inspirations, and ‘Revenge’
Revenge! We all want it. Two months after French director Coralie Fargeat had completed production on her feature debut, the organs of entertainment media began…
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Still Miseducated: How Desiree Akhavan Transcends the Issue Film
The lack of theatrics in ‘Cameron Post’ feel less like a failure and more like its right.
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John David Washington Talks ‘BlacKkKlansman,’ Colin Kaepernick, and Becoming a Cop
The star of ‘BlacKkKlansman’ tells us about preparing to play police officers: “I did ridealongs for about a month. It was hard to sleep that month with the things I was seeing.”
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Every Gus Van Sant Movie, Ranked
Through a rich abundance of cinematic styles and genres, the indie and studio auteur never stops finding new ways to tell the same story.
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Extreme Earrings and Radical Tees: Designing the Look of ‘Sorry to Bother You’
How Deirdra Elizabeth Govan’s costumes build Boots Riley’s world in ‘Sorry To Bother You.’