This weekend marks the tenuous return of movies to theaters: the New Mutants, the beleaguered entry from 20th Century‘s remaining slice of …
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On Stream: Margiela, Seattle Design, Jazz on a Summer’s Day
This week’s new streaming releases include Boys State — an entertaining, if chilling look at our dark national politics reflected, Lord of …
Boys State probes the dark heart of teen politics
Boys State (2020 | USA | 109 minutes | Amanda McBaine & Jesse Moss) Each year since 1935, American Legion posts from …
On Stream: Thin Skin premieres online in Bentonville
In another timeline, Thin Skin, Charles Mudede’s film adaptation of Ahamefule Oluo’s off-Broadway production Now I’m Fine (and This American Life segment, …
Roundtable: Streaming Summer
A summer without blockbusters? Josh: First, let’s raise a cold one for Christopher Nolan’s mysterious Tenet. Its ever-delayed release dates have been …
On Screen: Beyoncé vs. Virtual Local Cinema
Sure, Taylor Swift dropped a surprise pared-down indie-rock album last week (Folklore), that hype’s likely to be easily eclipsed by this weekend’s …
Radioactive spotlights the extraordinary life of Marie Curie
Radioactive (2020 | United Kingdom | 109 minutes | Marjane Satrapi) The celebrated Polish-born French scientist Marie Skłodowska Curie, upended our fundamental …
Palm Springs and The Old Guard reflect on when time loses all meaning.
Last weekend, two would-be blockbusters arrived on competing streaming services as an inadvertently timely unlikely double feature. In very different ways both …
First Cow beautifully celebrates the Northwest, Friendship, and Food Trends
First Cow (2019 | USA | 121 minutes | Kelly Reichardt) First Cow opens in modern times with a William Blake quote …
On Screen: Blockbuster Weekend, Little Zombies, Local Festivals
For the first time in a very long while, it feels like something like a summer blockbuster weekend in the streaming realm …