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

Amanda Seyfried and Meryl Streep in "Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again" (Universal Pictures)

The 18 most memorable movies of 2018 — for better and for worse

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Matt Dillon as Jack in "The House That Jack Built" (Photography by Christian Geisnaes/Courtesy of IFC Films)

Matt Dillon on playing Lars von Trier’s psychopath in controversial “The House That Jack Built”

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"Roma" (Netflix/Carlos Somonte)

Alfonso Cuarón’s “Roma” is a masterpiece — see it in the theater if you can

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Julia Roberts and Lucas Hedges in "Ben Is Back" (Mark Schafer/Courtesy of LD Ent./Roadside Attraction)

“Ben Is Back”: Julia Roberts doesn’t save this uneven addiction drama

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Natalie Portman as Celeste Montgomery in "Vox Lux" (Courtesy of NEON)

Natalie Portman is a force of nature in intense and stunning “Vox Lux”

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Roger Ailes poses in his office in 2015 in "Divide and Conquer: The Story of Roger Ailes" (Wesley Mann/Magnolia Pictures)

The dark arts of Fox News’ Roger Ailes: “If Trump didn’t exist, Roger Ailes would have created him”

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Joe Alwyn as Samuel Masham in "The Favourite" (Atsushi Nishijima/Twentieth Century Fox)

Joe Alwyn gets into three (very different) characters

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"The Truth About Killer Robots" (Courtesy of HBO)

Robots are making us less human, too: “Certain things essential to the democratic fabric erode”

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Finn Wittrock on the set of Write When You Get Work. (Courtesy of George H. Price Productions)

Finn Wittrock: “Maybe I hurt my career by not being ruthless”

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William Dafoe as Vincent Van Gogh in "At Eternity’s Gate" (Lily Gavin)

Willem Dafoe on painting Van Gogh’s shoes: “It’s his attempt to paint the soul of something”

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Orson Wells in "They'll Love Me When I'm Dead" (Netflix)

Director Morgan Neville on “They’ll Love Me When I’m Dead” and the last years of Orson Welles

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"Weed the People" (Mangurama)

Ricki Lake on “Weed the People”: “It’s not about getting high, it’s about children dying of cancer”

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Spiros Michalakis in "Trust Machine" (SingularDTV)

“Some folks believe blockchain will save the universe”: Inside Alex Winter’s “Trust Machine”

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Dermot Mulroney (AP/Brian Ach/invision)

Dermot Mulroney: “Floating in warm water in middle of the night is a strange way to make a living”

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Bradley Cooper as Jack and Lady Gaga as Ally in "A Star Is Born" (Warner Bros. Pictures)

“A Star Is Born,” fails to thrive: Bradley Cooper’s vanity project is more corny than compelling

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Putin’s Witnesses (Toronto International Film Festival)

The man who filmed Putin’s rise: “Compromises I made, we all made…led us to this deplorable state”

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"Going South" (Camden International Film Festival)

YouTubers at the mercy of the algorithm: “The idea is to post content, not have an interesting idea”

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John Lydon (AP/Brent N. Clarke)

John Lydon wants you to know the truth: “People don’t know what I had to endure”

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Gael García Bernal in "Museo" (Luxbox Films)

Gael García Bernal on the “Museo” heist and the tension between looting and preservation

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"Birds of Passage" (2018 New Zealand International Film Festival)

Six new films that could be Oscar contenders for Best Foreign Language Film

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Raúl Castillo and Evan Rosado in "We the Animals" (The Orchard)

“We the Animals” star Raúl Castillo on playing a flawed parent in Justin Torres’ novel adaptation

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Max Hubacher as Herold in "The Captain" (Opus Film)

Max Hubacher on portraying a Nazi: “My grandmother went through this hell and I am playing it”

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A still from "The Bleeding Edge" (Netflix)

“The Bleeding Edge” filmmakers discuss their reporting on patient issues with medical technology

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Udo Kier (Getty/Jason Kempin)

Udo Kier, master of creepy and camp, looks back on a wild career: “I’ve made 200 films. 100 are bad”

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