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This year marks a monumental occasion in the literary world—the centennial anniversary of one of America’s most prestigious publications, *The New Yorker*. To celebrate this milestone, Netflix announced a documentary directed by Marshall Curry, known for his insightful storytelling and previous accolades. The documentary aims to take viewers backstage, revealing the intricate processes and creative
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As the Sundance Film Festival gears up to launch its 2025 edition in Park City, anticipation mounts for a dynamic assortment of nonfiction films. This year promises an exciting lineup, particularly with the world-premiere documentaries set to captivate audiences right from the start. Among the standout entries is “Sly Lives!” from Ahmir “Questlove” Thompson, an
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In an age dominated by fast-paced media consumption and ephemeral content, documentary films that offer depth and insight into cultural icons remain essential. Upcoming documentary “One to One: John & Yoko” directed by Kevin Macdonald serves as an insightful portal into the intimate life of one of music’s most celebrated couples. The film, having made
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The film industry often brings together surprising elements to create fresh narratives, and “Toad” is no exception. Under the direction of Adam Rifkin, this unique comedy stands out in the crowded cinematic landscape. Starring Katt Williams, alongside James Paxton and Oliver Wyman, “Toad” presents an unconventional road trip infused with psychedelic humor and a touch
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In a world that increasingly prioritizes environmental conservation, Timothée Chalamet’s decision to arrive at the London premiere of “A Complete Unknown” on a Lime bike reflects a commendable commitment to sustainable transportation. By choosing to pedal to the event, the Oscar-nominated actor, known for his standout performances and charming demeanor, aimed to illustrate an eco-friendly
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