Reviews
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‘Orphan Black: Echoes’ Review: Spin-Off Recaptures a Feeling, but Not the Full Maslany Magic
Krysten Ritter and Amanda Fix add sympathetic, resilient new characters to the expanded Clone Club universe
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‘The Welkin’ Off Broadway Review: Sandra Oh Is One of 12 Angry Women
Female grievances flood the stage in Lucy Kirkwood’s wild new play
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‘Liza: A Truly Terrific, Absolutely True Story’ Review: Delightful Doc Celebrates the Extraordinary Career of a Rare Icon
Tribeca 2024: Bruce David Klein’s documentary spares some details as it explores what it takes to be a legend like Minnelli
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‘Inside Out 2’ Review: Anxiety Attacks in a Mature, Sensitive Pixar Sequel
The worthy but inconsistent follow-up to the animated classic adds Maya Hawke and Ayo Edebiri to the cast of emotions
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‘The Cranes Call’ Review: Documentary’s Hunt for Russian War Criminals Is the Stuff of Studio Thrillers
Tribeca 2024: Laura Warner’s film follows criminal investigators with a riveting cinematic flare
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‘The Boys’ Season 4 Review: Amazon’s Demented Superhero Series Still Fires on Most Cylinders
Showrunner Eric Kripke keeps the violence and political satire fresh, but some storylines are starting to feel repetitive
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‘Sacramento’ Review: Michael Angarano and Michael Cera Make for Amiably Amusing Road Trip Partners
Tribeca 2024: Kristen Stewart and Maya Erskine costar in this shaggy dramedy
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‘Presumed Innocent’ Review: Jake Gyllenhaal’s Apple Adaptation Is a Snarky Take on the Harrison Ford Classic
David E. Kelley’s update of Scott Turow’s novel lets every single character be shamelessly mean
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‘Diane von Fürstenberg: Woman in Charge’ Review: Believe It or Not, She Really Did All of This
Tribeca 2024: An overpowering documentary about the fashion icon who once reinvented the dress and repeatedly reinvented herself
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‘Outstanding: A Comedy Revolution’ Review: Netflix Doc Is an Epic Chronicle of Trailblazing Queer Stand-Up
Tribeca 2024: An ambitious, informative film unites Lily Tomlin, Margaret Cho, Sandra Bernhard, Robin Tyler and many more
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‘Jazzy’ Review: Morrisa Maltz’s Luminous Drama Shares a Sensitive Vision of Girlhood
Tribeca 2024: Lily Gladstone reprises her role in the filmmaker’s “The Unknown Country” follow-up, shot over the course of six years
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‘All That We Love’ Review: Margaret Cho Brings Delight to Dramedy as She Mourns the Loss of a Dog
Tribeca 2024: The latest film from Yen Tan confronts how we all move on
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‘Brats’ Review: A Pretty Peeved Andrew McCarthy Revisits His Brat Pack Past
Tribeca 2024: Emilio Estevez, Ally Sheedy, Demi Moore, Rob Lowe, Jon Cryer and more wade into their ’80s fame
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‘The Commandant’s Shadow’ Review: The True Story Behind ‘The Zone of Interest’ Examines Auschwitz From Both Sides of the Wall
The documentary shocks through the perspectives of a pair who still remember the horrific death camp
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‘Ultraman: Rising’ Review: Netflix Adaptation Is One of the Best Superhero Movies in Years
Shannon Tindle’s feature directorial debut brings the Japanese character to life in vibrant and emotional fashion
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Rafael Motamayor