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‘The Cave’ Review: An oasis of hope amid Syria’s bloodshed
John Anderson
January 10, 2020
“The Cave” is something of a talking-dog movie: You’re astounded it exists, never mind what it has to say.
Arts & Culture
Ideas
The Top 10 Pop Culture Events of the Decade
Jim McDermott
December 27, 2019
How can it be that the finale of “Lost,” the introduction of the iPad and “Bridesmaids” all happened within the last 10 years?
Arts & Culture
Jesuitical
What’s it like to play Pope Francis? An interview with Jonathan Pryce on ‘The Two Popes’
Jesuitical
December 20, 2019
“I’ve been asked: How did you build this character? I didn’t. He did, and I follow in his footsteps.”
Arts & Culture
Film
The Jesuit missionaries who inspired Roland Joffé’s ‘The Mission’
Jim McDermott
December 10, 2019
The story of a film that became an inspiration to Jesuits and their companions worldwide.
Arts & Culture
Film
Review: ‘Waves’ raises questions about storytelling in the black community
Ciaran Freeman
December 06, 2019
Waves is a film with strong film with a moving story, dynamic themes, and complex characters. But plot holes married with production missteps left me asking many questions.
Arts & Culture
Ideas
Review: ‘Dickinson’ struggles to transform a poet into feminist warrior
Jake Martin
November 27, 2019
The new show subverts the traditional Dickinson iconography, but also takes away the best part of her.
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