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We all remember being 17 with fondness. The confusion, the...

Shortly after his retirement from writing in 2012, Philip Roth was heralded as...

Promising director Anna Zohra Berrached returns to the Berlinale with...

Dheepan, winner of the Palme d’Or at the 2015 Cannes Film Festival, is especially resonant...

The very first human noise heard in Inertia is a scream, quickly cut off. Mira...

French Canadian director Denis Côté was...

In the 1960s, New Zealand was home to less than 2.5 million people...

1983’s Burroughs: The Movie was a fly-on-the-wall documentary about novelist,...

There’s a telling moment in Jumana Manna’s documentary...

Visitors to South Korea should be wary of old...