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Godard’s ‘Band of Outsiders’ Clings to Fantasy the Same Way We Cling to ‘Band of Outsiders’
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May 3, 2016
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Rich With Slang and Sugarpuss, Howard Hawks’s ‘Ball of Fire’ Rolls Again With Fiery Barbara Stanwyck
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Sprightly Doc ‘Tab Hunter Confidential’ Tracks the Studio-Era Star Who Graduated to John Waters’s World
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In ‘Tab Hunter Confidential,’ the Star Who Almost Wasn’t Gets His Due
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Relish the City Closing In with the Noir Pickup on South Street
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Charles Taylor
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Imitation of Life Remains the Toughest-Minded Movie About Race in America
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Charles Taylor
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Film Critics Need to Learn to Look — and Enjoy
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