Thursday, October 22, 2026

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Sarah Wright

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Kamala Harris is on a mission

“Fire and fury” gives way to strength and wisdom.

‘Janet Planet’ radiates close encounters of the maternal kind

Writer and Director Annie Baker's film takes a delightfully deep dive into daughterhood.

Norman Mailer ‘comes alive’ at The Triplex Cinema

A post-screening conversation with Maggie Mailer will take place on August 9.

You have never seen anything like ‘Skywalkers: A Love Story’

The one-week IMAX run ends just as the Netflix streaming begins.

We are all living in the Situation Room right now

What to watch to ease electoral anxiety—and how theaters can help

Scenes from the Provincetown International Film Festival

I tiptoed in and out of #PIFF26 during Pride Month.

A cinematic call to action to screen ‘War Game’

It has been called the prequel to "Civil War."

Celebrate Juneteenth with ‘Black Barbie’

The Netflix documentary directed by Lagueria Davis drops today.

Abandon your plan to participate in a schismatic action—or not

Margo Guernsey’s “The Philadelphia Eleven” is a revelation.

Indigo Girls rockumentary at The Moviehouse in Millerton, N.Y. on Saturday

“It’s Only Life After All” reflects pride—plus a lot of other emotions.

Documentary film genre shows no signs of slowing down

Nonfiction filmmaking remains very popular with audiences.

Why we all need an unflinching eye

Documentary "Jamie Wyeth and the Unflinching Eye" screens at the Mahaiwe Performing Arts Center on Sunday, June 2 as part of the Berkshire International Film Festival.

How will ‘The Apprentice’ fare at the box office?

A biopic about Donald Trump premieres at Cannes next week.

Support your local cinema

Movie theaters bring people together.

Ten reasons you will love ‘Uncropped’

The streets of New York star in this photographic documentary.
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