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Daily Archives: October 13, 2025
Movie Preview: Ben Kingsley shows up to Scold “Young Washington”
Native tribes, troublesome Frenchies and those imperious Brits face “Young (George) Washington” during the Seven Years War, aka “The French and Indian War” now recognized as the “First World War” ever fought. Way back when Virginia’s young gentleman was just … Continue reading
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Movie Preview: A Long Lost Painting goes to “Auction” in the Most Complicated Ways
A “degenerate” artwork by Egon Schiele, long lost and then found…with a messy stolen-by-Nazis history. Alex Lutz and Léa Drucker are among the stars of a “Who really owns this?” art world saga. This “true story” drama by Pascal Bonitzer … Continue reading
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Classic Film Review: Quintessential Keaton, Parenting with a Feminist Message — “Baby Boom” (1987)
The death of Diane Keaton over the weekend had a lot of us poking around streaming services, hunting for something to remind us of what made the Oscar winner an icon of her era. We settled into “Baby Boom” in … Continue reading
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