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In “If Beale Street Could Talk,” Barry Jenkins writes a love letter to blackness
Ciaran Freeman
December 20, 2018
In adapting Baldwin for the screen, Jenkins produces an ode to black literature.
Arts & Culture
Film
Yes, Hallmark Christmas movies are cheesy. Here’s why we still love them.
Colleen Dulle
December 14, 2018
So what is it about these cheesy, mass-produced films that make them so irresistible?
Arts & Culture
Film
Child poverty takes the lead role in ‘Capernaum’
John Anderson
December 14, 2018
Nadine Labaki’s new film is set amid the supreme chaos of current-day Beirut.
Arts & Culture
Your Take
What is your favorite Christmas film?
Our readers
December 14, 2018
Presented with 10 films and television specials, readers had a variety of favorites.
A look at women's leadership—in Biblical times and today
Arts & Culture
Film
A 1940s French film is one of the most Catholic horror movies ever made
Eve Tushnet
December 07, 2018
"The Song of Bernadette" follows a classic horror-film structure in order to make a theological point that could not be more urgent.
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