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Amazon Prime’s ‘Sound of Metal’ explores a musician’s journey into deafness—and himself
Deniz Demirer
January 09, 2021
An austere film about a drummer going deaf finds revelation in the quiet moments.
Arts & Culture
Television
Behind the Baby Yoda memes, ‘The Mandalorian’ asks a deeply religious question: Is anyone beyond redemption?
Jim McDermott
December 21, 2020
Hidden amid its meme-ready moments, “The Mandalorian” is quietly investigating the inadequacy of our ideas about each other.
Arts & Culture
Film
Is Netflix’s ‘Hillbilly Elegy’ poverty porn?
John W. Miller
November 25, 2020
Let’s unpack this critique, because how the poor are represented matters.
Arts & Culture
Film
Hulu’s ‘I Am Greta’ is the activist’s rallying cry for climate justice
Erika Rasmussen
November 16, 2020
A new Hulu movie follows the activist Greta Thunberg, a teenager whose advocacy for action on climate change captured the world's attention.
Arts & Culture
Film
Netflix’s ‘Mank’ is an old Hollywood tale of hubris—fueled by Scotch
John Anderson
November 13, 2020
There is no way not to see “Mank” as a tale of self-destruction and professional suicide.
Arts & Culture
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What ‘The Lord of the Rings’ can teach us about U.S. politics, Christianity and power
Jessica Hooten Wilson
November 03, 2020
Tolkien's fiction reminds us that power cannot be controlled; it enslaves you. To act freely is to acknowledge your limits, to see the journey as a long road that includes dozens of future elections, and to fight against the temptation for power.
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