The French Italian and the Urbanite’s Plight
Filmmaker Rachel Wolther brings her dynamite study of diminished millennial prospects to the Nashville Film Festival
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This Week in Streaming (September 17th)
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✹ WEEKLY FILM RUNDOWN: September 13-19
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Dispatch from the Premiere of The Daily Wire’s Am I Racist?
The conservative media empire releases its first film in theaters and makes the case for Matt Walsh as a movie star.
Review: Michiko Kakutani’s The Great Wave
As the chief critic for The New York Times Book Review from 1983-2017, Michiko Kakutani anointed a host of 20th century literary titans like
Cracker Barrel and The Makings of The Modern South
We kick off our fall series on the vital role the iconic restaurant chain plays in the South and the identity crisis that may be its undoing.
This Week in Streaming (September 10th)
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✹ WEEKLY FILM RUNDOWN: September 6-12
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Review: Beetlejuice Beetlejuice (2024)
Much to Hollywood’s relief, the summer box office made a sustained rebound that could indicate the public isn’t quite ready to abandon movie
This Week in Streaming (September 3rd)
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The Spirits of Peg Leg Porker
An interview with Nashville’s resident pitmaster
✹ WEEKLY FILM RUNDOWN: August 30-September 5
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Review: Between the Temples (2024)
It may be an exaggeration to proclaim that the Jews created contemporary American humor. Still, much less enduring hilarity would have ensue
This Week in Streaming (August 27th)
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Alicia Witt and The Unorthodox Faith of Longlegs
The Nashville resident and co-star of the summer’s breakout movie talks divine inspiration and her love of The Belcourt.