Film & Stage
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The Woman Who Sold the Moon
A new film explores what the space age owes the ad age.
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A Good Flannery Film Is Hard to Find
Wildcat portrays O’Connor as a victim. She was so much more.
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Angel Studios Is All About Subversion
Sound of Hope is a Christian film defying the Hollywood system.
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Principled Politics and Divided Hearts
A less examined side of the Civil War takes the stage in Tom Klingenstein’s latest play.
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Can Feminist Films Be Conservative?
Cabrini and Young Woman and the Sea show what women are truly capable of.
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Dune’s Dark Destinies
A new film adaptation of Frank Herbert’s cult classic asks whether heroes truly get to choose their fate.
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Rise and Fall of the Gentleman Hero
Ronald Colman’s chivalrous leading men gave way to James Dean’s rebels without a cause.
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Redeeming the Planet of the Apes
A post-apocalyptic franchise finds the way back to civilization.
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Seinfeld’s “Unfrosted” and the Fate of Comedy
The sitcom legend blames political correctness for today’s unfunny entertainment.
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A Horror Film About TV Ratings from Hell
A new Exorcist-era movie shows how the obsession with fame can be connected to possession by even darker forces.
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