<i>The Devil, Probably</i> — Prophetic and Timely
A Bresson masterpiece finally gets its moment. Source link Armond White
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The Enigmatic Faces of TV News
Actors, straight-faced liars, and SJWs. Source link Armond White
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Radicals Sing the Assassination Blues
What the Pet Shop Boys’ Secret Service song means now. Source link Armond White
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Media Hawks and Media Naifs’ Dishonesty and Bias
The obvious prejudice shown by debate moderators David Muir and Linsey Davis should surprise no one. Source link Armond White
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Tim Burton’s Stale Hollywood Gothic
In the face of death, pointless laughter at everything. Source link Armond White
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<i>The Goldman Case</i> Puts a Nation on Trial
Cédric Kahn’s landmark courtroom movie does what American filmmakers can’t. Source link Armond White
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<i>Merchant Ivory</i> Rewrites Cultural History
The libertine secrets of genteel heritage movies. Source link Armond White
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The Magnificent Discordant Harmonies of X
It’s a poets-vs.-pundits battle for the truth. Source link Armond White
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<i>The Union</i> Pretends a Deep-State Rescue Mission
Mark Wahlberg’s and Halle Berry’s thriller-romance nods to populism. Source link Armond White
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<i>Red Island</i> Remembers Western History without Guilt
Robin Campillo confronts innocence and revolution. Source link Armond White
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