"The Sweet East" Plays Fast and Loose with the Politics of Hatred
Richard Brody reviews “The Sweet East,” Sean Price Williams’s accomplished and distinctive new film, which makes a neo-Nazi character its clearest spokesperson.
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Richard Brody reviews “The Sweet East,” Sean Price Williams’s accomplished and distinctive new film, which makes a neo-Nazi character its clearest spokesperson.
Martin Scorsese's career changed when “Mean Streets,” his third film and the first released by a major studio premiered at the festival.
Richard Brody writes about the collection “Early Short Films of the French New Wave,” with films by Melvin Van Peebles, Maurice Pialat, Jean Rouch, and more.
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