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    4 Apr 2020

    Yes, it's been seven years, but I still miss Roger's reviews!

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    Apr 23

    Congratulations to Chloé Zhao, , , and all the others winners at last night’s virtual ceremony.

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    Apr 22

    Oscar-winner Geena Davis () and her colleague Wendy Guerrero preview their seventh annual , running August 3-8, which will now be produced as an annual program of the BFFoundation, as reported by .

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    Apr 21

    R.I.P. Monte Hellman (1932-2021), the celebrated director of such classics as “Two-Lane Blacktop” and “The Shooting,” eulogized here by .

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    Apr 19

    Congratulations to Oscar-nominee , the recipient of the 2021 , which he received from the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library Foundation in a virtual ceremony last week.

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    Apr 16

    To celebrate Selena’s 50th birthday, we are presenting 's essay on the groundbreaking singer (), ' interview w/ “Selena” director Gregory Nava () and a special edition of Thumbnails ().

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    Apr 15

    The new crime drama, “Mare of Easttown,” starring Kate Winslet, is a riveting triumph where the brilliance is in the details, according to .

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    Apr 13

    Horror legend chats with about her roles in “Re-Animator,” “From Beyond,” “You’re Next” and her latest film, “Jakob’s Wife.”

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    Apr 12

    I am pleased to announce that our contributor has launched a Patreon campaign for his acclaimed podcast, , which is now celebrating its fifth anniversary. You can read all about it here:

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    Apr 9

    Our contributor Bill Ryan () celebrates the 25th anniversary of Campbell Scott and Stanley Tucci’s “Big Night,” in light of how the last year impacted the restaurant business.

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    Apr 8

    Writer/director talks to our critic about his new sci-fi film, , starring Tye Sheridan and Lily-Rose Depp.

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    Apr 6

    The 15 short films nominated for an Oscar at the 93rd —including “Do Not Split,” “If Anything Happens I Love You” and “The Letter Room”—are reviewed by .

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    Apr 5

    The for Illinois youth and young adults has extended its deadline to Monday, May 31st. You can find all the information, along with my appearance today on , here:

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    Apr 5

    I'm excited to announce I will be on to promote the extension of the deadline for the ! Tune into WGN today, April 5th, at 9 AM CST. Please submit your film by Monday, May 31st! You can find more information by visiting .

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    Apr 4

    We are honoring the memory of Roger on the day of his passing in 2013 by sharing his reviews of films about connection and rebirth, including “Cleo from 5 to 7,” “Nashville” and “The Tree of Life.” Read our Managing Editor ’s essay here:

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    Apr 1

    Congratulations to , its stars and , and all the winners of the 12th Annual Awards, which will hold its virtual ceremony on Wednesday, April 7th, with the public airing at 8pm CT on Saturday, April 17th.

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    Mar 30

    The new box set, “The World of Wong Kar Wai,” is one of 's best, as noted by .

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    Mar 29

    R.I.P. Beverly Cleary (1916-2021), the celebrated author who created such cherished characters as Ramona and Beezus Quimby and Ralph S. Mouse, movingly eulogized here by .

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    Mar 26

    R.I.P. Emmy-winning actress Jessica Walter (1941-2021), the beloved star of and , eulogized here by our contributor .

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    Mar 26

    Keynote speaker, performing artist, performance coach, producer and author talks to about her acclaimed new book, Risk Forward, which will be released on March 30th.

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    Mar 25

    Here’s my exclusive video interview with director , co-writer/director and producer about their award-winning film, , for the Mill Valley Deadline Contenders and the .

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