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Daily Archives: November 20, 2021
Movie Review: A pandemic “break-up” rom-com, “The End of Us”
As pandemic break-up romantic comedies go, “The End of Us” isn’t half-bad. It turns out “less is more” in such films, and “End” scores over the big-budget “Locked Down,” the British “Together” and the French Netflixer “Stuck Together” by getting … Continue reading
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Netflixable? A musical is born, a composer scrambles for his “big break” — “Tick, Tick…BOOM!
He never finished it in his lifetime, but Jonathan Larson’s “Tick, Tick…BOOM” might be the ultimate “Let’s put on a show!” musical. The guy whose grand achievement was “Rent,” the “musical for the MTV generation,” lays bare his struggles to … Continue reading
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Documentary Review: Grassroots Journalism comes to “out-caste” women in India, “Writing with Fire”
“Writing with Fire” is an Indian documentary of citizen journalism at its most elemental and vital. It’s about Khabar Lahariya, the Northern Indian activist newspaper wholly staffed by “lower-caste” women who teach each other the journalism basics and then go … Continue reading
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