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‘Up’: Revisiting the Spectacular Cinematic Gem, Pixar’s Beautiful Tale of Grief and Family | Tribute

Ben Ross
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The Rise and Journey of Anne Hathaway: From Genovian Royalty to Oscar Winner

Jessica Welner
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How South Korean Cinema Has Come to Define Modern Cinema: From Bong Joon-ho to Park Chan-wook 

Andrew Valianti
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I Spy: A Collection of the Best Spy Thrillers of All Time – From 007 to Jason Bourne

Andrew Valianti
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Outsider Horror: ‘Get Out’, ‘The Stepford Wives’, and ‘Rosemary’s Baby’

Grace Smith
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‘The Starling’: After Suffering a Devastating Loss a Woman Finds Hope and Love Again in the Most Unusual Way

Chelsea Black
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Underappreciated Hitchcock Movies: Ten Lesser-Known Gems From The Master of Suspense 

Andrew Valianti
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Venice Film Festival Award Winner ‘The Lost Daughter’: Maggie Gyllenhaal Makes Impressive Directorial And Writing Debut

Kylie Bolter
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A Tribute to Kathryn Bigelow: The Biggest Female Film Pioneer and First Female Director Oscar Winner

Jordan Qin
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