Joyce Glasser reviews I Am Not Your Negro (April 7, 2017) Cert. 12A, 92 min. I Am Not Your Negro is a remarkable film made by two remarkable black men: co-writer/director Raoul Peck, a 64-year-old pol ...
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Joyce Glasser reviews Neruda (April 7, 2017), Cert 15. 103 min. In his unsettling films Tony Manero, Post Mortum, No and The Club, Chilean Director Pablo Larraín examines questions of identity and his ...
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Joyce Glasser reviews Who’s Gonna Love Me Now? (April 7, 2017) If you put all your preconceived notions and prejudices – come, on, we all have them – aside, this documentary by Israeli brothers ...
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Joyce Glasser reviews A Quiet Passion (April 7, 2017) There is a certain irony in casting ‘Sex and the City’ co-star Cynthia Nixon as Emily Dickinson, the reclusive ‘spinster’ from Amherst, Massachuse ...
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