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Gary M. Kramer is a writer and film critic based in Philadelphia. Follow him on Twitter.

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Erick Lopez in "Please Hold" (Shorts.TV)

Riz Ahmed rapping and a dark comedy about prison: A look at the Oscar-nominated live action shorts

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Mark Rylance in "The Outfit" (Focus Features)

Mark Rylance is the one reason to try on “The Outfit,” a crime drama that looks better than it feels

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Flee (Neon)

“Flee” director on protecting a refugee’s identity through animation: “He is always having to hide”

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Tunde Adebimpe in "Ultrasound" (Magnolia Pictures / Magnet Releasing)

TV on the Radio’s Tunde Adebimpe on using a “weird gaslighting technique” in new film “Ultrasound”

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Zac Efron in "Gold" (Screen Media)

Zac Efron is worth his weight in “Gold,” a harrowing thriller about greed and survival

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Manolo Cardona in "Amalgama" (Miami Dade College Miami Film Festival)

“Who Killed Sara?” star turns producer for “Amalgama”: “I didn’t want to be a commodity”

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Windshield Wiper (Shorts.TV)

A guide to watching the Oscar-nominated animated shorts, from cheeky birds to grisly torture

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Sebastian Stan in "Fresh" (Searchlight Pictures)

Sebastian Stan on the twisted psyche of his “Fresh” role: “What he is seeking is a willing partner”

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Ali Suliman and and Manal Awad in "Huda's Salon" (IFC Films)

Director on “Huda’s Salon” recruiting Palestinian women for Secret Service: This is still happening

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Jacqueline Bisset in "Loren and Rose" (Wise Lars Productions)

Jacqueline Bisset on her latest film and career typecasting: “They would say I was too pretty”

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When We Were Bullies (Shorts TV/Magnolia)

Five documentary shorts vying for Oscar, from bullies and the houseless to an amazing ball player

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Peter Dinklage stars as Cyrano in "Cyrano" (Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures Inc. / Peter Mountain)

“Cyrano” director on what Peter Dinklage brings to this enchanting retelling of a classic

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Audrey Hepburn in the Automat in New York City from "The Automat" (Lawrence Fried)

Director on the appeal of “The Automat,” which was “the coolest cafeteria of them all”

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I Want You Back (Amazon Content Services LLC)

In Amazon’s affable rom-com “I Want You Back” Jenny Slate and Charlie Day charm as meddling exes

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Jarrid Geduld in "Indemnity" (Magnolia Pictures)

“Indemnity” director on his unique South African action film: “What if trauma can be weaponized?”

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Sagamore Stévenin and Caroline Ducey in Catherine Breillat's "Romance," 1999 (Strand Releasing)

Catherine Breillat, legendary provocateur, on her sexual manifesto on film and why she hates porn

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Adrien Brody in "Clean" (IFC Films)

“Clean” star Adrien Brody talks “Succession” & daily injustice: “There is a lot to be angry about”

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"Dos Estaciones" (Gerardo Guerra)

After the tequila boom, “Dos Estaciones” shows how the Mexican communities left behind have changed

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Alan Cumming in "My Old School" (Tommy Ga-Ken Wan)

This imposter fooled a Scottish school and became a popular student in fascinating “My Old School”

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Lily McInerny in "Palm Trees and Power Lines" ( (Photo courtesy of Palm Trees and Power Lines)

Examining “what consent means” for a teenage girl in audacious “Palm Trees and Power Lines”

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Naz Kawakami skateboarding down the street in a scene from "Every Day in Kaimuki" (Photos courtesy Every Day in Kaimuki)

“Every Day in Kaimuki” filmmakers on questioning contentment: “Are you happy or is this just easy?”

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Varshini Prakash in "To the End" (Amber Fares)

Sunrise Movement’s Varshini Prakash on not losing hope on climate change: “I’m still here fighting”

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A Hero (Amazon Studios)

Asghar Farhadi’s “A Hero” is a devastating portrait of a man damned by a good deed built on a lie

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Diane Kruger, Jessica Chastain and Lupita Nyong'o in "The 355" (Robert Viglasky/Universal Pictures)

“The 355” delivers all the glammed-up action you want from a badass women spy flick

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