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

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The Line (Stefan Weinberger)

“I feel like politicians are born in fraternities”: “The Line” director on Greek life mindset

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Gerard Butler as Tom Harris and Navid Negahban as Mohammed "Mo" Doud in "Kandahar" (Open Road Films/Briarcliff Entertainment)

“We leave these places in ruins”: How the white lens on “Kandahar” reflects the human cost

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Jack Harlow and Sinqua Walls in "White Men Can't Jump" (20th Century Studios)

In “White Men Can’t Jump” remake, Sinqua Walls outshines Wesley Snipes’ original basketball hustler

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Jennifer Lopez in "The Mother" (Netflix)

J.Lo takes charge in Netflix’s gruesome action-thriller “The Mother”

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Mark Dacascos in "Knights of the Zodiac" (David Lukacs)

“To help life flow”: Mark Dacascos reflects on his strong, flavorful and action-packed career

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Shazad Latif and Lily James in "What's Love Got to Do With It" (Robert Viglasky/StudioCanal/Shout! Studios)

“What’s Love Got to Do With It?” director on dating today, from apps to setups: “Love is a mystery”

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Priya Kantara in "Polite Society" (Parisa Taghizadeh/Focus Features)

“Polite Society” filmmaker on combining Bollywood, martial arts and “angry women being rageful”

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R.M.N. (Courtesy of Mobra Films/IFC Films)

“It is always the other who is guilty, never us”: Movie “R.M.N.” examines what drives xenophobia

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The Eight Mountains (Courtesy of Sideshow and Janus Films)

“Everyone needs to find the best way to live”: “Eight Mountains” stars talk friendship and choices

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Carmen (Sony Pictures Classics)

“We have to do it in Spanish”: Melissa Barrera on dance-filled “Carmen” reimagining set in Mexico

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Plan 75 (KimStim)

“Plan 75”: Dystopian film about euthanasia for elders fueled by “anger towards intolerant society”

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Ben Affleck as Phil Knight in "Air" (Amazon Studios)

The power of Ben Affleck’s “Air” gotta be more than the shoes

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Marko Zaror in "Fist of the Condor" (Well Go USA)

“That was an epic moment”: “John Wick 4” martial artist on that traffic battle, honoring Bruce Lee

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Charlotte Rampling in "Juniper" (Greenwich Entertainment)

“I like to be right alongside with my characters”: Charlotte Rampling on her career, acting “flow”

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David Jonsson and Vivian Oparah in "Rye Lane" (Searchlight Pictures)

“It is an unapologetically joyful film”: Director urges viewers to visit Hulu’s charming “Rye Lane”

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Keanu Reeves in "John Wick 4" (Lionsgate)

“John Wick 4” is both stunning and exhausting in its aesthetic action excess

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"Tori and Lokita" (Sideshow and Janus Films)

With “Tori and Lokita,” the Dardennes deliver their bleak Belgian take on refugees in Europe

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Michael B. Jordan stars as Adonis Creed in "CREED III" (Eli Ade/MGM)

“Like photographing sculpture”: Cinematographer reveals what makes “Creed III” look so good

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Dennis Quaid in "The Long Game" (Courtesy of Anita Gallón )

Dennis Quaid on his Hollywood long game: “I never cared about having a Tom Cruise-type of career”

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Colin Farrell in the film THE BANSHEES OF INISHERIN still02 (Fox Searchlight)

Colin Farrell’s best, most quietly smoldering roles, from “Banshees of Inisherin” to “Phone Booth”

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Aubrey Plaza and Josh Hartnett in "Operation Fortune: Ruse de Guerre" (Dan Smith/Lionsgate)

In “Operation Fortune,” Aubrey Plaza saves Guy Ritchie’s latest action-packed but lackluster caper

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Blueback (Quiver Distribution)

“Take yourself to the ocean”: “Blueback” star Radha Mitchell on how to care about the environment

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Call Me Chihiro (Netflix)

In the affable “Call Me Chihiro,” a former sex worker provides friendly bento comforts to all

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Cocaine Bear (Universal Pictures)

Predictable “Cocaine Bear” never achieves the level of dumb fun to elicit laughs – not even a snort

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