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Apple TV’s ‘Dear Edward’ Adaptation Is a Downer Drama Elevated by a Strong Ensemble 

Alci Rengifo Apple TV+ is becoming streaming’s leader in tear-jerkers and melancholia. Here we have another series about loss and sorrow, with characters diving into full despair. “Dear Edward” is an adaptation…

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‘Shrinking’ Confronts Loss and Despair by Prescribing Breezy Laughs 

Melancholy dominates much TV these days. Great actors keep being tasked with capturing the loneliness of the times through stories of sheer depression, anxiety and that feeling that we haven’t figured things out…

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Natasha Lyonne Puts on Her ‘Poker Face’ in Rian Johnson’s Deliriously Fun Series

When a director finds a storytelling form that feels like a natural vocation, they can begin to truly soar. For Rian Johnson, the murder mystery genre seems to define that special calling.

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‘The Last of Us’ Adapts Acclaimed Video Game Into a Poignant Apocalyptic Thriller

A specific cultural moment in popular entertainment can open doors that have been stubbornly difficult to figure out. One of those doors has been the adaptation of video games into convincing dramatic material.

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‘Copenhagen Cowboy’ Is More of Nicolas Winding Refn’s Neon Self-Indulgence 

The “auteur theory” has recently been transformed by the arthouse crowd into cult adoration of directors known more for their visual polish than stories. Danish enfant terrible Nicolas Winding Refn has developed…

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‘Kindred’ Blunts the Edge of Octavia E. Butler’s Riveting Novel About Time Travel and Slavery 

Great novels are always natural candidates for good films and TV. Producers or showrunners assume if the book is acclaimed, then half the work of crafting an enticing story has already been done.

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‘George & Tammy’: Jessica Chastain and Michael Shannon Croon a Tragic Ballad of Love and Fame

There is a difference between a bad relationship and a bad relationship featuring two major talents. It is the kind of chemistry that can instantly become volatile. Showtime’s “George & Tammy” is…

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‘Willow’: Disney+ Series Updates the Magic of a Beloved Fantasy Adventure 

Ron Howard’s 1988 fantasy adventure “Willow” has attained a particular kind of classic status over the years. Much of its legacy is linked to how for a certain age group of millennials, it…

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