‘Mare of Easttown’ Finale: Much More Than Just the Facts
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Mare solves the series' murder mystery — but the emotional catharsis of this concluding episode is the real payoff
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‘Mare of Easttown’: Kate Winslet Takes a Bite Out of Crime
Posted in: TV ReviewsThe Oscar winner stars as a gruff cop in small-town Pennsylvania in this glum miniseries centered on violence against teenage girls
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Trailers of the Week: ‘Allen v. Farrow,’ ‘Cruella,’ ‘Dancing With the Devil,’ and More
Posted in: TV NewsFrom Emma Stone as Disney's most wickedly chic villain to Demi Lovato opening up about heroin use - your week in movie trailers.
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Kate Winslet Investigates a Small-Town Murder in Trailer for ‘Mare of Easttown’
Posted in: TV NewsNew HBO Max limited series will premiere in April
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‘Ammonite’ Review: Love on the Rocks
Posted in: Movie ReviewsA romance between a pioneering female paleontologist and a high-society woman fuels one passionate A-list period piece
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Best Movies/TV to See in November: ‘Hillbilly Elegy,’ ‘Saved by the Bell’ 2.0, ‘I Am Greta’
Posted in: TV FeaturesFrom A-list stars in the Appalachians and the return of beloved teen sitcom to two anticipated animated projects — here's what you'll be watching this month
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Trailers of the Week: ‘David Byrne’s American Utopia,’ ‘Over the Moon,’ ‘White Riot,’ and More
Posted in: Movie NewsFrom one musician celebrating our shared humanity on Broadway to the punk bands that pushed back against racism — your week in movie trailers.
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10 Best Things We Saw at Toronto International Film Festival 2020
Posted in: Movie FeaturesFrom a David Byrne concert movie directed by Spike Lee to an animated Irish fairy tale — the highlights of a very singular TIFF experience
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‘Blackbird’ Review: Go Gentle Into That Good Night, Susan Sarandon
Posted in: Movie ReviewsOscar-winning star plays a matriarch who gathers her family together for a long goodbye in this mixed memorial melodrama
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20 Films We Can’t Wait to See at Toronto International Film Festival
Posted in: Movie ListsFrom a David Byrne-on-Broadway concert movie to Regina King's directorial debut and a zombie martial-arts comedy — our TIFF 2020 picks
