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Oscars producers promise cameos and surprises for Sunday s (1 hour earlier) show

Oscars producers promise cameos and surprises for Sunday s (1 hour earlier) show
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After time away, Maisy Stella makes her film debut at Sundance

After time away, Maisy Stella makes her film debut at Sundance
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Review: Wright is brilliant in smart, funny American Fiction

Jefferson adapted the story from Percival Everett's "Erasure," which remains relevant 20 years later. It is particularly withering in its send up of white people clamoring for their idea of authentic Black stories, like the literary agent Paula Bateman (Miriam Shor) and the film producer Wiley (a very funny Adam Brody whose character might be a spiritual continuation of his "Thank You For Smoking" assistant).

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Review: Wright is brilliant in smart, funny American Fiction

Jefferson adapted the story from Percival Everett's "Erasure," which remains relevant 20 years later. It is particularly withering in its send up of white people clamoring for their idea of authentic Black stories, like the literary agent Paula Bateman (Miriam Shor) and the film producer Wiley (a very funny Adam Brody whose character might be a spiritual continuation of his "Thank You For Smoking" assistant).

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Review: Creator is glorious but humanity takes a back seat

"The Creator" is an original movie too, and even if it is a somewhat convoluted and silly mishmash of familiar tropes and sci-fi cliches, it still evokes the feeling of something fresh, something novel, something exciting to experience and behold.

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