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Dispatch from True/False—'The Illinois Parables'Subscriber Access Only
A set of eleven experimental parables illuminate a state's history and anxieties.
Alissa Wilkinson|March 09, 2016
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Meek's CutoffSubscriber Access Only
A dusty, slow, neorealistic take on fear, exhaustion, courage, and the pioneers.
Alissa Wilkinson|April 15, 2011
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Getting the (Romantic) Comedy RightSubscriber Access Only
We forget what comedies are actually about (spoiler alert: it's not humor).
Alissa Wilkinson|August 06, 2014
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One Fate For All MenSubscriber Access Only
Or not.
Alissa Wilkinson|August 09, 2014
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Curtains Up: It’s Our New Entertainment Newsletter!Subscriber Access Only
Introducing your new must-read cheat sheet.
Alissa Wilkinson|May 19, 2016
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Synecdoche, New YorkSubscriber Access Only
Alissa Wilkinson |October 24, 2008
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But He Was SilentSubscriber Access Only
Commentary on 'The Leftovers,' episode 3, in which the boats and the helicopter were just a lucky break.
Alissa Wilkinson|July 14, 2014
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Gone GirlSubscriber Access Only
Take a deep, deep, very deep breath.
Alissa Wilkinson|October 02, 2014
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Cultsploitation and True BelieversSubscriber Access Only
Being duped and blinded to the truth is no laughing matter. So why are we so obsessed with cults?
Alissa Wilkinson|April 06, 2016
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Dispatch from Sundance – ‘The Birth of a Nation’Subscriber Access Only
One of the Festival's most-anticipated films is Scripture-soaked and raises some unsettling questions.
Alissa Wilkinson|January 26, 2016
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The Sympathetic Doomsday Cult LeaderSubscriber Access Only
'Afflict the comfortable, and comfort the afflicted,' says indie director Joshua Overbay.
Alissa Wilkinson|February 03, 2015
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Evil Is a True ThingSubscriber Access Only
This year, the stories we told ourselves often explored the origins of evil, with surprising answers.
Alissa Wilkinson|December 31, 2014
Book Review
Why We're Hooked on Heaven and HellSubscriber Access Only
What pop culture's afterlife obsession tells us about ourselves.
Alissa Wilkinson|March 23, 2015
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Dispatch from Berlinale–'Midnight Special'Subscriber Access Only
The latest from Jeff Nichols that is something quite different beneath the scifi surface.
Alissa Wilkinson|February 14, 2016
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Terence Davies Talks About Making Movies That Speak the Truth Subscriber Access Only
An interview with the legendary British filmmaker, whose movies exude a deep sense of spiritual longing.
Alissa Wilkinson|May 13, 2016
Book Review
Taking Care of BusynessSubscriber Access Only
It's about much more than managing your Google calendar.
Review by Alissa Wilkinson|August 29, 2013
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The DropSubscriber Access Only
Heaven and hell, redemption and damnation, all in the seedy Brooklyn bar underworld.
Alissa Wilkinson|September 12, 2014
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BirdmanSubscriber Access Only
A tale told by an idiot, signifying everything.
Alissa Wilkinson|October 16, 2014
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Finding DorySubscriber Access Only
Everyone's favorite forgetful fish is back - in a quietly subversive tale.
Alissa Wilkinson|June 14, 2016
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What Just Happened?Subscriber Access Only
Alissa Wilkinson |October 03, 2008
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‘Evangelical’ Isn’t Code for White and Republican
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‘Evangelical’ Isn’t Code for White and Republican
The movement is richer and more diverse than media portrayals suggest.
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