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• MoviesNobuhiko Obayashi’s Final Film, Labyrinth of Cinema, Is an Anti-War Swan SongBy Natalia KeoganApril 27, 2021
• MoviesHere Are the Young Men Can’t Quite Capture Its Literary AppealBy Natalia KeoganApril 27, 2021Rating5.8
• MoviesFreaky's Body-Swap Horror Is Funny, Fluid and Frighteningly SuccessfulBy Natalia KeoganDecember 6, 2020Rating8.3
• MoviesIn Kelly Reichardt’s First Cow, the Human Nature of Entrepreneurship UnravelsBy Natalia KeoganJuly 10, 2020Rating9.1
• MoviesThe Columnist Is a Satirical, Bloody Survey of the Limits of Free SpeechBy Natalia KeoganMay 6, 2021Rating7.7
• MoviesNomadland Is a Melancholy Story of Resilience and the American Work Ethic that Seeks Little AccountabilityBy Natalia KeoganSeptember 28, 2020Rating7.2
• MoviesArt Movie Hell: Watching Climax and Salò Among the AnimalsBy Natalia KeoganNovember 5, 2020
• MoviesEric Andre’s Bad Trip Is Hilarious, Heartfelt Hidden Camera HumorBy Natalia KeoganMarch 26, 2021Rating8.3
• MoviesBlood-Drenched Korean Noir Night in Paradise Explores the Pitfalls of RevengeBy Natalia KeoganApril 9, 2021Rating8.0
• MoviesSpy Kids Still Holds up 20 Years Later—Especially If You’re LatinoBy Natalia KeoganMarch 18, 2021
• MoviesTom and Jerry's Animated Charm Is Constrained by the Real WorldBy Natalia KeoganFebruary 26, 2021Rating6.3
• MoviesJayro Bustamante's La Llorona Utilizes Popular Folklore to Highlight Narratives of Indigenous GenocideBy Natalia KeoganAugust 15, 2020Rating8.3
• PoliticsBernie Sanders Is the First Candidate of Any Party to Win All Three Early Voting States in a Competitive PrimaryBy Natalia KeoganFebruary 24, 2020
• MoviesA Neo-Colonial Horror Story Meets a Liberationist Tale of Revenge in BacurauBy Natalia KeoganFebruary 24, 2020Rating8.1
• MusicWatch Rosalía’s Music Video for Her New Track “Juro Que”By Natalia KeoganJanuary 23, 2020
• PoliticsJoe Biden Delivers Befuddling Campaign Speech Saying He’s Running for Senate Against the “Other Biden”By Natalia KeoganFebruary 25, 2020
• PoliticsJoe Biden Isn’t Dead, Just Figuring Out His New Makeshift Home Studio to Boost TV PresenceBy Natalia KeoganMarch 23, 2020
• MoviesIn Kelly Reichardt’s First Cow, the Human Nature of Entrepreneurship UnravelsBy Natalia KeoganMarch 10, 2020Rating9.1