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Recommendations for the month’s most noteworthy theatrical releases include “I Saw the TV Glow,” a Harambe documentary, and the Hawkes in Louisville.
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Recommendations for the month’s most noteworthy theatrical releases include “I Saw the TV Glow,” a Harambe documentary, and the Hawkes in Louisville.
INTERVIEW: The star of Jane Schoenbrun's film tells IndieWire how "looking for something smart" set them on a path of personal discovery.
Jane Schoenbrun might be the only contemporary filmmaker who fully captures the deep emotional truth of our screen-centric media moment.
The filmmaker Jane Schoenbrun is walking down a path in Green-wood Cemetery in Brooklyn, looking for the pond they sat beside while working on the script to
Richard Brody reviews Jane Schoenbrun film “I Saw the TV Glow,” which explores themes of trans identity, television obsession, and teen-age loneliness.