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Steep Yourself in Eduardo Williams’ Intimate Experiment ‘The Human Surge’
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Diana Clarke
February 28, 2017
Film
‘The Settlers’ Digs In With Israel’s Hilltop Youth
by
Diana Clarke
February 28, 2017
Film
Racing Along With the Palestinian Women’s Team of ‘Speed Sisters’
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Diana Clarke
February 7, 2017
Film
‘Harry Benson: Shoot First’ Celebrates the Art and Ethos of a Great Photographer
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Diana Clarke
December 7, 2016
Film
Courageous Doc ‘Disturbing the Peace’ Finds Israelis and Palestinian Reach Across the Border
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Diana Clarke
November 11, 2016
Film
Vital Cop Doc ‘Do Not Resist’ Tracks the Militarization of American Police
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Diana Clarke
October 4, 2016
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Essential Doc ‘Among the Believers’ Bears Witness to Pakistani Fundamentalism
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Diana Clarke
September 29, 2016
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Israeli Doc ‘The Ruins of Lifta’ Is a Vital Study of Loss and Memory
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Diana Clarke
September 22, 2016
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Tune In to ‘Dying to Know,’ an Occasionally Profound Doc About Timothy Leary’s Last Days
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Diana Clarke
August 10, 2016
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Bosch Doc ‘Touched by the Devil’ Can’t Always Find What’s Fascinating in His Hellscapes
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Diana Clarke
July 28, 2016
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