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Arts + Culture
Couch Cinema: 'Fast Color'
The future is here, and it’s parched. In the world of Fast Color, rain hasn’t fallen for eight years, water is strictly rationed, and grocery-store shelves are sparsely stocked. But Ruth (Gugu Mbatha-Raw) has bigger problems to worry about: We meet her fleeing from a warehouse with rope burns on her wrists. As she drives across the wasted landscape, we soon learn who imprisoned her and why: Ruth has seizures that can cause earthquakes, opening new seismic faults. Hunted by government agents, she’s continually being betrayed by a power she can’t control. -
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Live-Action 'Beauty and the Beast' Still Charms
How many times can you retell a "tale as old as time"? Disney's 1991 Beauty and the Beast was the first animated film ever… -
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On Screen
Miss Sloane
The historical context in which we see a movie shouldn't matter, yet it does. Early press and PR for Miss Sloane touted it as…
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