Film News 2024-01-20

• ‘The American Society of Magical Negroes’ Review: Handsomely Made, but Too Broad for Sharp Racial Satire
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• Ethan Coen Teases Potential Coen Brothers Reunion: We’re ‘Working on Writing Something’ Together
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• Sundance 2024’s Second Day Brought Steven Soderbergh Back to Park City After 35 Years
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• ‘Excision’ (2012) Was the Midnight Sundance Showing That Sent Audiences Home with Bloody Tampons
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• ‘Dìdi’ Review: Coming-of-Age Debut Feature Is a Blast From the Late Aughts Past
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• ‘Sasquatch Sunset’ Review: Jesse Eisenberg and Riley Keough Eat, Fart, and Love Their Way Through a Bigfoot Family Tale
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• ‘The Outrun’ Review: Saoirse Ronan Shines in a Windswept Recovery Drama Set on the Scottish Isles
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• ‘Love Me’ Review: Kristen Stewart and Steven Yeun Lead a Tedious Romance About Two AI Trying to Be Real with Each Other Over Several Billion Years
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• ‘Gaucho Gaucho’ Review: Argentinian Ranchers Cherish a Dying Lifestyle in Western-Inspired Documentary
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• An Israeli Representation Panel and a Palestinian Solidarity March Will Hit Sundance at the Same Time
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• ‘Eno’ Review: A Generative Music Doc That Misfires at Random
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• ‘Worst Person’ Reunion? Renate Reinsve and Anders Danielsen Lie Star in ‘Handling the Undead,’ but This Norwegian Zombie Drama Isn’t the Typical Re-Team
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