Reijn Introduces ‘Babygirl’
Reijn’s movie is a fully engaging fantasy investigating the desires of a high-powered CEO who embarks on an ill-advised infidelity with a young intern...
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Made in England: Powell/Pressburger documentary hits the bullseye
"director David Hinton’s engrossing documentary, “Made in England: The Films of Powell and Pressburger,” celebrates one of cinema’s most fruitful partnerships."
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Corbet designs the American dream/nightmare in ‘The Brutalist’
"...there are wondrous moments of visual expression. Classic American themes of the immigrant story are fully integrated into the drama."
Read NowEggers Unwraps New “Nosferatu” on Christmas Day
For the better part of a decade, filmmaker Robert Eggers has worked toward the realization of an adaptation of “Nosferatu,” the genre-defining horror masterpiece originally…
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Arnold takes flight with ‘Bird’
The Oscar-winning writer-director Andrea Arnold returns to scripted, feature-length fiction filmmaking with the quintessentially Arnoldian “Bird.”
Read NowCousins imagines the master: ‘My Name Is Alfred Hitchcock’
Hitchcock fans won’t need to be prodded to seek it out, but even casual appreciators will discover all sorts of reasons to watch or…
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Jamestown Arts Center celebrates 60 years
“I think that what the organization has done is bring like minded people together to kind of grow and develop through the arts..."
Read NowStopping by woods on a snowy evening (a MAGA response)
Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening By Robert Frost Whose woods these are I think I know. His house is in the village…
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Grimonprez’s music history lesson: ‘Soundtrack to a Coup d’Etat’
Certain to be included on a sizable number of 2024 best-of lists, Johan Grimonprez’s striking “Soundtrack to a Coup d’Etat” is essential viewing...
Read NowArtist Ted Martin’s art on view at Mind Virus
Ted Martin, retired educator and western North Dakota native, will exhibit his work at Mind Virus Counter-Culture Books and Media November 15-December 1.
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Wedding bell blues: outstanding ‘Anora’ one of the year’s best
“Anora” ends with a scene of jaw-dropping emotional intensity that pays every second of the preceding odyssey.
Read NowZero Place: One Band, Two Albums
Local band Zero Place has been making quite a name for itself locally and regionally in the last few years.
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Kuras and Winslet imagine the life of World War II photographer Miller in ‘Lee’
The brilliant cinematographer Ellen Kuras makes her narrative feature directorial debut with the long-gestating biopic “Lee.”
Read NowLindy seeks love and romance with ‘Your Monster’
"Despite its shortcomings, “Your Monster” will find admirers among the legion of misfit drama kids for whom the story is presented as a love…
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Pugh and Garfield make ‘We Live in Time’ work
In "We Live in Time," Pugh and Garfield make us believe while they make-believe.
Read NowWe all scream for ‘We Watch Shudder’
...for one locally hosted podcast, the spirit of Halloween is a year-long affair.
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Never gonna let him go
On November 3, a number of North Dakota’s finest musicians from Watford City to the Red River Valley to pay tribute to the late…
Read Now‘The Outrun:’ Ronan and Fingscheidt dive into the ocean of alcoholism
Aside from examining one person’s recovery experience, “The Outrun” finds its voice as a contemplation of the pros and cons of solitude...
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Park’s double fantasy: ‘My Old Ass’
"Park’s movie is a bittersweet coming of age tale that blends romance, melodrama, and even a touch of science fiction and/or fantasy and magical…
Read NowTwo in one: Fargeat applies ‘The Substance’
Some will find in the Grand Guignol ending an affirmation of feminist ideals, while others identify the complete opposite.
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Wilcha Drops the Needle on ‘Flipside’
Wilcha’s film draws from his own vast archive, introducing viewers to all kinds of glorious “what might have been” artifacts...
Read NowRadio Free Fargo: Flying Free on Fargo’s Airwaves for 20 Years
Radio Free Fargo, KRFF 95.9, has provided independent radio since 2004.
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They’re in your neighborhood
They are the inventive, passionate, adaptable, resourceful, sometimes over-enthusiastic, wack-tacular people who create art in our community, and they’re opening their studio doors to…
Read NowSun, moon and stars: Baker orbits ‘Janet Planet’
The Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Annie Baker makes an auspicious feature directorial debut with the bracing and stimulating coming-of-age story.
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