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Sony Pictures Entertainment is opening "Wonderverse," a first-of-its kind immersive experience based on your favorite TV shows, movies and video games WIRE.

Why can’t we keep nice things?

I creeped an ex recently, not for jealousy or malice, just for interest. It's weird to see people in their 40's seemingly addicted to social media. Perfect marriage. check. perfect kids. check. perfect job/career. check. But there was nothing there. What seemed like 5000 posts since the pandemic started led to nothing but perfection and a weird distilled version of a life. I

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In Abbas Kiarostami’s self-reflexive non-fiction narrative feature, Sabzian, an illiterate film buff who passed himself off as the Iranian filmmaker Mohsen Makhmalbaf plays himself in reconstructions of his fraud. His trial is genuine documentary footage, and then Kiarostami films him meeting the real Mahkmalbaf for the first time.

In RIDGE, Brendan McLeod and The Fugitives deliver innovative musical interpretations of WWI soldier songs (protest songs often referred to as ‘Trench Songs’) that probes difficult yet necessary questions about how and why we grieve. Based on writings by WWI soldiers, The Fugitives perform their 5th and JUNO-nominated album Trench Songs

Without recourse to reconstructions, Madeleine Gavin’s gripping and eye-opening doc about the nightmare authoritarian state of North Korea shares footage shot clandestinely by the Underground Railroad over the course of the attempted rescue of the Roh family as they flee through China, Vietnam, and Laos for the safety of Thailand...

Touchstone Theatre and Ruby Slippers Theatre partner to co-present the world premiere production of Hurricane Mona by Pippa Mackie, a fast-paced and absurdist dark comedy about a middle-class family grappling with their life and relationships under the grim shadow of the climate emergency.