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Tribeca Film Festival Review: ‘Downtown Owl’ Starring Lily Rabe
Small-town life in Owl, North Dakota reveals quirky characters and a fine performance by Lily Rabe in the world premiere at Tribeca 2023 of 'Downtown Owl.'
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'Descendant' and 'Is That Black Enough for You?!?' explore misrepresentations and lies in Black history.
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'Alcarras,' 'One Fine Morning,' and 'Return to Seoul' made their New York City premieres at NYFF60.
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Beautiful celebrity models Carl and Yaya strike it lucky as influencers, going on a luxury cruise as a perk. But things don't turn out as expected.
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'All the Beauty and the Bloodshed' focuses on Nan Goldin's intersection of photographic artistry and fierce activism.
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'All That Breathes' is an award-winning documentary and a lyrical tone poem about animal rescue in New Delhi – and rescuing the Earth.
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In Noah Baumbach's film adaptation of Don DeLillo's 'White Noise' the American obsession with death and inability to look at it realistically floats in air like a toxic plume.
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'Endangered' is a documentary about the fragility of press freedom in democracies which are shifting toward dictatorships.
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Two horror films turn the genre upside down and tweak gender stereotypes in the service of horror.
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