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The Opening Credits: How Poster Artwork Tells a Story of its Own

Spike Lee, Malcolm X, and The Radicalism of Black Joy On-Screen

Glenda Jackson: The Double Academy Award Winning Politician

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Holy Spider: Iranian Thriller Untangles a Delicate Web of Misogyny

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