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"It's really a human story": Billy Bob Thornton on Taylor Sheridan's upcoming series 'Landman'

E. Nina Rothe November 11, 2024

‘Landman’ is a “ten-hour movie” starring a stellar cast and featuring a story we may think we know, but really don’t — Big Oil, seen from the viewpoint of the proverbial little man.

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In Features, review, Streaming Tags Billy Bob Thornton, Demi Moore, Jon Hamm, Landman, Taylor Sheridan, Paramount +, Big OIl, Love Actually, James Jordan, Yellowstone, NY Times, Kevin Costner, America, Tommy Norris, Love & Hate Tour, The Boxmasters, Ali Larter, Michelle Randolph, Jacob Lofland, ASHBA beany, ASHBA beanie
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Nazrin Choudhury's short 'Red White and Blue' is an Oscar-nominated must-watch

E. Nina Rothe January 28, 2024

And I’ll tell you why.

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In Film Tags Nazrin Choudhury, Red White and Blue, Oscar-nominated, Short film, Rami Malek, Universal Studios, Roe V Wade, Supreme Courth, USA, America, Arkansas, Mixed Blood, My England, Brittany Snow, Juliet Donenfeld, Mo Collins, Best Live Action Short Film, For your Consideration, Sam Esmail
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Dr. Martin Luther King in Sam Pollard’s ‘MLK/FBI’. Courtesy of IFC Films. An IFC Films Release

Dr. Martin Luther King in Sam Pollard’s ‘MLK/FBI’. Courtesy of IFC Films. An IFC Films Release

'MLK/FBI' by Sam Pollard: The perfect film to watch in these turbulent times

E. Nina Rothe January 15, 2021

In a new, stunning archival documentary by Sam Pollard titled ‘MLK/FBI’ the charismatic figure of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. is shown against the backdrop of just that America — which we believed long forgotten but which we’ve witnessed first hand in the past four years, while governed by a man with ideas of grandeur.

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In Film, review Tags MLK FBI, Sam Pollard, documentary, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., J. Edgar Hoover, IFC Films, Donald Trump, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, FBI, Civil Rights, Civil Rights struggle, NPR, Sam Sanders, America, Film at Lincoln Center
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Photo by David Lee ©, courtesy of HBO and used with permission

Photo by David Lee ©, courtesy of HBO and used with permission

David Byrne for President! And why everyone should watch 'American Utopia' directed by Spike Lee on HBO

E. Nina Rothe October 13, 2020

We live in unimaginable times. And yet there were many who were able to foresee this future, this current new world, long before it happened. Among them, singer/songwriter/artist and all around renaissance man David Byrne, and the American national treasure that is Spike Lee.

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In Film, review Tags David Byrne, Spike Lee, Bob Dylan, American Utopia, Hudson Theater, David Lee, artists, HBO, American television, Vote, America, Broadway show, Broadway, Pandemic, Declan Quinn, Sam Levy, Leaving Las Vegas, Lady Bird, Michael Shannon, Trouble No More, Janelle Monae, Hell You Talmbout, George Floyd, Breanna Taylor, Amadou Diallo, Trayvon Martin, immigrants, voting rights, climate change, MTV Generation, Talking Heads, This Must Be The Place, Detroit choir, presidential election
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A still from ‘Human’ by Yann Arthus-Bertrand

A still from ‘Human’ by Yann Arthus-Bertrand

“Cinema with a Conscience”: Five Movies that Changed My Life

E. Nina Rothe February 11, 2018

We’ve all experienced the positive power of cinema. It is that moment, at the end of a movie, right before the lights come back on and as the credits roll by, when we feel we can change the world. We feel invigorated, wish to do better, want to be better and walk out of the theater with a new spring in our step. Sometimes, if we’re lucky, that energy, the magic of the movies, stays with us in our daily lives and continues to inspire a change that can become momentous.

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In Film Tags Human, Yann Arthus-Bertrand, cinema with a conscience, Batman, Loving, Jeff Nichols, Moonlight, Oscar, Midnight Special, Berlinale, Richard and Mildred Loving, Civil Rights struggle, 1967, Caramel, Nadine Labaki, Lebanon, Arab cinema, Beirut, Beauty salon, Middle East, Taxi, Jafar Panahi, Asghar Farhadi, The Salesman, Tehran, Iran, Iranian cinema, I Am Not Your Negro, Raoul Peck, Oscar-nominated, documentary, James Baldwin, America, Samuel L. Jackson, Venice Film Festival, La Biennale di Venezia, Humanity
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