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

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Josh Hartnett in "Most Wanted" (Saban Films)

Why Josh Hartnett became addicted to making indie films: “It just feels more honest”

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Jeff Daniels in "Guest Artist" (Indican Pictures)

Jeff Daniels on theater vs. film and the man who never forgave him for making “Dumb & Dumber”

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The Painted Bird (IFC Films)

“The Painted Bird” is a brutal masterpiece depicting the horrors and inhumanity of war

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First Cow (A24)

Kelly Reichardt’s “First Cow” is a captivating and unhurried look at race & class in 1800s Oregon

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Simon Morzé and Bruno Ganz in "The Tobacconist" (Vertical Entertainment)

Sigmund Freud offers love advice in the visually stunning but impotent WWII drama “The Tobacconist”

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Samuel Adewunmi in "The Last Tree" (ArtMattan Productions)

“It’s a quiet revolt”: Filmmaker on how “The Last Tree” moves between Black and white spaces

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Charles Blow and Big Freedia, "Freedia Got a Gun" (Bruno Doria)

“It’s time for change”: New Orleans’ Big Freedia on working against gun violence in new documentary

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Maria Ressa in "A Thousand Cuts" (PBS)

Journalist Maria Ressa, convicted of libel in the Philippines, takes on Duterte in new documentary

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James Norton in "Mr. Jones" (Samuel Goldwyn Films)

In “Mr. Jones” James Norton plays a journalist who uncovers the truth of the Ukrainian genocide

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Coded Bias (AFI DOCS)

“Coded Bias” exposes how facial recognition discriminates based on race, gender, and more

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"9to5: The Story of a Movement" (AFI Docs)

New doc “9to5” spotlights the women who rose up against sexism and harassment at work in the 1970s

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Raychelle Burks, Ph.D. in "Picture a Scientist" (Duy Linh Tu)

“Picture a Scientist” examines the hostile, sexist STEM environments that drive women to leave

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"The Infiltrators" (Oscilloscope Laboratories)

In “The Infiltrators,” immigrant activists get willingly detained for a “jail break in reverse”

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The Vast of Night (Amazon)

Amazon’s “Vast of Night” is a Richard Linklater, sci-fi, “All the President’s Men” thriller mash-up

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Scott Adkins in "Debt Collectors" (Samuel Goldwyn Films)

“Debt Collectors” star talks brawl that is a “straight rip-off” of “They Live” fight scene

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Robbie Robertson, formerly of The Band (Magnolia)

“Levon didn’t write songs. I gave him credit”: Robbie Robertson on The Band’s disputes and new film

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Lily Collins in "Inheritance" (Vertical Entertainment)

In juicy thriller “Inheritance,” Lily Collins is a woman who can’t escape her father’s dark legacy

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Karl-Bertil Nordland and Barbora Kysilkova in "The Painter and the Thief" (Neon)

In “The Painter and the Thief,” an artist paints a portrait of the man who stole her masterpiece

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Kyle Maclachlan in "Capone" (Vertical Entertainiment / Redbox Entertainment)

Kyle MacLachlan on how to make David Lynch laugh and playing doctor to Tom Hardy’s dying “Capone”

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Cowboys (Limelight)

“If it doesn’t scare the cows, who cares?”: Steve Zahn weighs in on gender identity in “Cowboys”

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Roy Wood Jr. and Joyce Dugan Wood in "Call Your Mother" (Comedy Central)

Comedians remind viewers to “Call Your Mother” in hilarious and heartwarming Mother’s Day special

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Alfie Allen and Beanie Feldstein in "How to Build a Girl" (IFC Films)

Playing a teen rock critic “scared the crap out” of Beanie Feldstein in “How to Build a Girl”

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Ottolenghi and the Cakes of Versailles (50 Degrees Entertainment)

Inside the opulence and decadence of “Ottolenghi and the Cakes of Versailles”

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Angela Bettis in "12 Hour Shift" (HCT Media)

In comedy-thriller “12 Hour Shift,” blood and chaos reigns as a murderer terrorizes a hospital

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