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Dylan Brennan
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‘Chasing Portraits’ Review: The Art of Healing
A personal journey to find the lost and scattered artworks of Polish painter Moshe Rynecki, who was killed during the Holocaust.
The Unshakable Necessity of Nature Documentaries in the face of Ecological Ruin
We are in the endgame now, so let's capture what we can, for our children to marvel at once was.
Beyoncé’s ‘Homecoming’ Review: An Historic Celebration
This is the concert experience of a lifetime.
Penny Lane on the Social Beauties of Satanism and Coming to Terms with Healthy Faith Practice in ‘Hail Satan?’
Yes, her name is familiar. But it's not because of the song.
‘Instant Dreams’ Review: Stuck in the Past
Writers, artists, and scientists lament about the end of Polaroid in this documentary by Willem Baptist.
‘Grass is Greener’ Review: Personal Stakes in the Marijuana Debate
Fab 5 Freddy makes his feature directorial debut with this Netflix documentary that offers unique insight into the history of cannabis criminalization in the United States.
‘Our Planet’ Review: The Fragility of Nature
Netflix's new documentary series is a rallying cry for the whimpering mortality of nature.
‘Hail Satan?’ Review: Necessary Blasphemy
Penny Lane ('Nuts!') examines religious freedom and Christian privilege with considerable humor.
‘Breaking Habits’ Review: Nuns, Guns, and the Higher Calling of Breaking Bad
Hold onto your habits.
‘Blowin’ Up’ Review: The Art of Giving Perspective
Director Stephanie Wang-Breal ('Wo ai ni mommy') spotlights the Queens Human Trafficking Intervention Court and its gracious treatment of sex workers.
Discussing Equality in the Bedroom with ‘The Dilemma of Desire’ Filmmakers
We speak with documentary heavyweights Maria Finitzo, Diane Quon, and Cynthia Kane about their upcoming feminist film.
‘350 Days’ Review: Pro Wrestling Isn’t All Glitz and Glamour
Chasing a dream is a lonely experience.
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