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[ad_1] ‘The Runaways’ (2010) Stream on Hulu. Floria Sigismondi’s chronology of this 1970s all-female rock band is not immune to the clichés of the musical biography of the period. But it means so much more – it’s a celebration of the punk scene and DIY spirit, with the anticipated (albeit generous) helpings of sex, drugs, …
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[ad_1] Swedish director Ruben Ostlund follows his pointed social satire “Force Majeure” with this belt is a raucous and bitter attack on the claims of the art world. He adds a few famous faces to the mix (including Elisabeth Moss and Dominic West), but his harsh voice hasn’t been softened – adding, if anything, to …
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[ad_1] For subscription service sleepers, this month’s offerings include a trio of sharp indie coming-of-age dramas, a couple of stylish yet thoughtful action flicks, documentaries for music fans, and much more. ‘Jones’ Jean’ (2016) publish Amazon and hulu. As exciting as last year’s “Zola” lead character, Taylour Paige shines brightly. lots A different role in …
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[ad_1] When the temperature drops and the couch calls again, it’s time to explore the libraries of subscription streaming services. This month’s offerings include indie comedy-dramas, genre hybrids, and informative documentaries about outside influencers. ‘The Touching Feeling’ (2013) Publish on Amazon. Writer and director Lynn Shelton died unexpectedly Last year, he left behind a small …
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[ad_1] In this month’s compilation of riskier streaming recommendations, we recommend the first film from a recent Cannes winner, a handful of indie films about the complexity of modern romance, a couple of high-energy Asian action films, and more. ‘Dew’ (2017) Stream on Netflix. with Julia Ducournau Palme d’Or winner “Titane” It’s a good time …
[ad_1] More hip-hop shoppers followed, and many found Icebox to be nicer than the city’s other jewelry options. “You think of the guy who came in Atlanta with a lot of tattoos, smelled a bit like weed, had tall fears – nine out of 10 places he’s been to have no respect for him at …
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[ad_1] This month’s overlooked recommendations include three terrific (but humble) Indian productions from earlier this year, along with a thoughtful biblical drama, a wild slasher musical (yes, you read that right) and a documentary to fill that “Summer.” The “Spirit” sized hole in your heart. ‘Together Together’ (2021) Stream on Hulu. Writer and director Nikole …
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[ad_1] In the quieter corners of your subscription streaming services this month, you’ll find inspiring documentaries, unpredictable movies, indie dramas inspired by both the headlines and history books, and masterful riffs on “Hamlet,” Huck Finn, and the slasher genre. ‘American Woman’ (2019) Stream on Netflix. Director and screenwriter Semi Chellas is adapting Susan Choi’s novel, …
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[ad_1] It’s not just the summer blockbuster season at the reopened multiplexes; Streamers are also growing with mega productions like “Battle of Tomorrow” and “Street of Fear” dominant advertising space and home pages. But if those aren’t your cup of tea, don’t worry—we’ve got a handful of American indie, foreign movies, and thoughtful documentaries to …
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