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Nick Cave Reads, Emilíana Torrini Sings: How 'The Extraordinary Miss Flower' Is Getting Audiences Grooving

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'Memoir of a Snail,' 'Mother Vera' Win BFI London Film Festival Awards

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'The Ballad of Suzanne Césaire' Explores a Trailblazer of Afro-Caribbean Surrealism While Subverting the Classic Form of Biopics

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Danielle Deadwyler Struck All the Right Notes With Denzel's 'The Piano Lesson' (and She Won't Be Snubbed Again)

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Adam Elliot Talks 'Memoir of a Snail,' Claymation as "A Form of Therapy"

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'Piece By Piece' Review: Morgan Neville's Animated Pharrell Williams Doc Inspires Wonder, and Some Questions

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