Generally considered to be among the masterworks of Old Hollywood, Gunga Din comes with the added vintage of its storied…
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Every generation has its event. Tom Brokaw coined the phrase “the greatest generation” in reference to the outpouring of national…
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North Carolina’s most famous novelist, Thomas Wolfe, once wrote that the most romantic notion was not “the desire to escape…
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In this youth-obsessed culture, where turnover is privileged over tenure, and innovation often wins out over loyalty, it can’t feel…
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How well viewers respond to Claude Miller’s new film, La Petite Lili, will probably have a lot to do with…
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Less a film than a full-fledged personal exorcism, Tarnation calls to mind the trend toward video self-revelation that also drove…
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One of the world’s most assured filmmakers, Mike Leigh’s new film is yet another foray into period-piece filmmaking, after 1999’s…
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Criminal is the flashy Hollywood remake of a taut, unassuming little Argentine film called Nine Queens. Released in the U.S….
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The close of the 1960s represents the pinnacle of the rock-festival era. 1969 unleashed two now-legendary festivals into rock’s collective…
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At one point about midway through the last century, Dr. Alfred C. Kinsey was the second-most recognized man in the…
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