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Mary Herron On Cults, The ’60s, and Her New Manson Movie, ‘Charlie Says’
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‘Framing John DeLorean’ Is a Wild Ride With the Elon Musk of the ’80s
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Mindy Kaling Traded Notes With Stephen Colbert On Her Film Tackling Diversity in Late Night TV
“I was terrified of your reaction to this,” Mindy Kaling told Stephen Colbert after her new film, Late Night, made its East Coast premiere at…
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A Hidden Movie Theater and Underground Cruising Spot Has Left the East Village
Abel Ferrara’s The Projectionist, which premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival on Sunday, is a scrappy love letter to New York’s independent cinemas, as seen…