Speaking of Adèle Exarchopoulos:
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Author: Steven Strauss
The Lost Vocation
One of my favorite artistic pastimes:
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Calculus of a Release
People have been known to ask me how I wade through EVERY NEW MOVIE released in theaters to determine which to see.
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Now You Know?
What’s the wisest single minute in the history of musical theater?
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All of The Public
Sometimes, there actually is truth in advertising.
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More Than a Starer
Tár threw Noémie Merlant’s hat in the ring for the title of cinema’s foremost starer.
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Smoke Break
A globalized America deserves a globalized cinema.
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Food of Love for Fodder
Open captions challenge my preference for ambiguity in art.
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Open Interpretations
If diehard moviegoers — yes, we still exist — don’t check in advance, they’re liable to find themselves in an open-captions screening.
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Menken It
Disney is not Disney today without Alan Menken.
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Write All Nite 