The new biopic is a forgettable film that avoids the darker and more difficult parts of her life.
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‘No Time to Die’: Unsettling, Smart and a Superb Effort at Seeing James Bond as Human
The most impressive part about the film emerges in its final act, when it turns inwards, and we see a softer and more reflective Bond.
How Daniel Craig Changed James Bond
His Bond is human: He loves, suffers, and, in contrast to earlier versions, is not invulnerable.
Documentary ‘Ghosts of Afghanistan’ Exposes Broken Hopes
The timely film portrays divisions in Afghan society, as well as the government's false claims.
Why We Need Arts in Times of Crisis
Art confers meaning to our lives and the world around us. It makes an anxious girl cramped in her room reflect and learn so many things.
Documentary ‘Sabaya’ Shows Rescue of ‘IS’ Sex Slaves
What makes the documentary particularly poignant is the stories shared by the women and girls following their rescue from al-Hol.
Review: In ‘Bhoot Police’, Indian Ghostbusters Try and Unravel Paranormal Mysteries
It’s not consistently hilarious at the start, or at any point, but its pleasant silliness – especially in political digs – keeps the story afloat.