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Venice Review: With Union Town, Barbara Kopple Expertly Completes Her Labor-Rights Trilogy
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Venice Review: With Union Town, Barbara Kopple Expertly Completes Her Labor-Rights Trilogy

Coal miners from Kentucky traveled to New York City months into their 1973 strike to increase their struggle’s profile. As documented by Barbara Kopple in Harlan County, USA, one of their most vocal supporters…

by Jared MobarakSeptember 9, 20265 min read
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Serpent’s Path Review: Kiyoshi Kurosawa Puts a Fresh Spin on His Psychological Thriller

There are several reasons a director can decide to remake their own work. It could be an instance of having greater resources and being more confident in your skills, as…

by Mitchell BeaupreSeptember 9, 20264 min read

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