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‘Magazine Fever: Gen X Asian American Periodicals’ Looks at Decades of Ink on Paper
The Museum of Chinese in America spreads out the spreads of Asian-centric periodicals and newsletters.
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Review: In ‘The Assessment,’ A Big Brother-Style Regime Chooses Who Can Be Parents
The Village Voice review of "The Assessment" points out that Fleur Fortune's film imagines government agents acting like impulsive toddlers.
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André Holland Lights Up ‘The Actor’ in the Role He Was Born to Play
In the LA Weekly and Village Voice, actor André Holland discusses his career and his latest (and quite appropriate) role as "The Actor." ...
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Saxophonist Darryl Yokley Channels ‘One Hundred Years of Solitude’ Through the Lens of Contemporary Jazz
In the Village Voice bestselling author T.J. English interviews saxophonist Darryl Yokley about his ambitious take on a literary masterpiece.
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Review: ‘Who by Fire’ Asks, ‘What’s It All About?’
The Village Voice review of Quebec filmmaker Philippe Lesage’s isolated-lodge drama, "Who By Fire" notes its sly narrative grenades.
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Two Decades On, Broadcast Still Pushes All the Right Buttons
London-born, NY-based singer-songwriter Cornelia Murr writes about her love for Broadcast's 2005 gem, "Tender Buttons." ...
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Nevertheless, These Two Artists Persisted
The Village Voice reports on an art exhibition about women's issue that was canceled from a United Nations venue and had to move to Brooklyn.
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Review: ‘Misericordia’ Unravels the Self-Destructive Nature of Attraction, Slowly But Surely
The Village Voice review of "Misericordia" (“Mercy”) notes that the film is unmistakably French in its suave and fatalistic plot.
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Review: ‘Black Bag’ Eschews Big-Budget Flash for Smart Camerawork and Deft Performances
The Village Voice review of Steven Soderbergh’s "Black Bag" focuses on an unraveling marriage between a pair of spies.