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This “Lord of the Flies” reminds us that perhaps there isn’t that much difference between beasts and little boys after all.

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A movie that seems to have been made to entertain children without disturbing them, which surely wasn't George Orwell's point ...

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Prefers to spend two hours rehashing elements that even newbies to shark-based cinema will find devoid of any real ...

Rapper-turned-filmmaker RZA, aka Robert Fitzgerald Diggs, throws down a gauntlet at the end of “One Spoon of Chocolate,” a ...

The works of Lucrecia Martel have long felt like a single, all-encompassing political project to explore the social and ...

Carlo and Dori tell him to get in their car, and while he has turned down his classmates, who want to keep partying, ...