Student journalists spoke with the cast and crew of ‘Boys State’ about the documentary’s political implications.
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‘Agents of Chaos’ Balances Education and Intrigue
‘Agents of Chaos’ is a startling depiction of misinformation and its consequences in the digital age.
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‘Enola Holmes’ is a Modern Take on a Classic Detective Story
Netflix’s ‘Enola Holmes’ places Millie Bobby Brown in the spotlight as Sherlock Holme’s younger, sleuthing sister.
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‘All In: The Fight for Democracy’ Charts Voter Suppression
‘All In: The Fight for Democracy’, shows voter suppression efforts persist in the present day.
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‘Antebellum’ Wrestles With Slavery’s Enduring Influence
The past rears its ugly head again and again in ‘Antebellum,’ a film that tackles slavery’s impact on 21st century America.
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Impressive Cast Can’t Redeem ‘The Devil All the Time’
The excessive narration of ‘The Devil All the Time’ detracts from its harrowing tale of virtue and vice.
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‘I’m Thinking of Ending Things’ Clings to Failing Relationship
Netflix’s “I’m Thinking of Ending Things” taps into confused romance with philosophical dialogues.
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Amid Controversy, ‘Mulan’ Remake Premiers on Disney+
Disney adds ‘Mulan’ to its growing list of live-action remakes, yet not without controversy.
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‘Kajillionaire’: Where Quirk Ends and Originality Begins
‘Kajillionaire’ is a fiercely original, at times hilarious, addition to the indie film canon.
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‘Boys State’ Hints At Grim Future of American Politics
The documentary ‘Boys State,’ which follows four teenage boys as they participate in a mock government exercise, reflects the partisanship and backstabbing of America’s current political climate.
