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The last year has denied us so much, but one part of our expected lives that has been so profoundly missing, yet never discussed or noted, is spectacle. To be in awe is, as far as we are aware, a uniquely human experience. Honestly, it's part of what cinema does so well, especially in theatres: to be beyond what is every day, to be astounding, huge, enveloping, providing the 10,000 feet view. At the same time, cinema has a problem with the grandiose, and even more so with the abstract. That's the only reasonable excuse for the Oscars passing up on ever awarding Godfrey Reggio a Best Documenta...

Share This comes just months after the Armageddon actress revealed she tested positive for COVID-19 on New Year's Eve and had to quarantine apart from her family. Lady in red: The actress was spotted wearing a bright red full length robe as she frolicked on the beach with her family 'Reunited with my loves ... what a wild 2 weeks. Im such a private and shy person and usually don’t share such things but this is a big one and i feel we all need to share our stories, to share information , to gather facts and awareness and mostly to know we are not alone in this,' Tyler began in her Instagram...

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13 Films to See in April April 1, 2021 With glimmers of theatrical exhibition starting to find renewed life after a full year of dormancy in New York and Los Angeles, this April brings a handful of films worth seeking out––some premiering exclusively in cinemas while others will also be getting a digital release. From fascinating documentaries to long-awaited releases from renowned auteurs to acclaimed indies, check out our picks to see this April below. 13. Tiny Tim: King for a Day (Johan von Sydow) Tiny Tim, a unique artist whose influence would be felt decades later after his passing,...

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