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Into each life a little rain must fall: President Donald Trump speaks in D.C. in 2019, before departing to London to meet with NATO leaders for the 70th anniversary of the alliance.

History Bites

The Republicans are Raining on America’s Most Patriotic Celebration – Again

by R.C. Baker

1976 Village Voice article by Greil Marcus about the American bicentennial

SEVEN DECADES

Last Refuge of a Rock Critic: A Bicentennial Search for Patriotism

by Greil Marcus

An activist protesting outside a carriage horse stable in 2025, during a rally supporting the passage of Ryder’s Law.

News

Since the Death of Ryder in 2022, the Toll Continues to Rise

by Tracy Basile

Summer Fridays — and take the rest of the month, too.

History Bites

A Voice Summer Vacation – and the Repetitions of History

by R.C. Baker

T’ain’t the heat — ’tis the humanity.

SEVEN DECADES

33 Reasons We Can’t Help Loving Summer in the City

by Jen Doll

Gibbering transmissions crashing on the far shores of the cosmos.

NYC SITES

Pay Phones Ring in a Row: A Warning from a Cyberpunk Pioneer

by R.C. Baker

Summer Fridays — and take the rest of the month, too.

History Bites

A Voice Summer Vacation – and the Repetitions of History

by R.C. Baker

Hot, but not much plot.

FILM

Review: Nicolas Winding Refn’s ‘Her Private Hell’ Lands Viewers in Cinema Purgatory

by Michael Atkinson

Gibbering transmissions crashing on the far shores of the cosmos.

NYC SITES

Pay Phones Ring in a Row: A Warning from a Cyberpunk Pioneer

by R.C. Baker

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FILM ARCHIVES

Botso Survived Stalin and Hitler — and Deserves a Better Movie

by Michael Nordine

October 8, 2014

FILM ARCHIVES

Serena and the Ratts Go Back in Time to Kill Hitler

by Danny King

September 3, 2014

FILM ARCHIVES

Holocaust Doc Shadows From My Past Could Use a Professional Touch

by Daphne Howland

August 26, 2014

ART ARCHIVES

The Work Hitler Despised and the One From Above His Fireplace

The Nazis, with their absurd committees and purity tests, never understood that great art is always a mongrel business—successful artists steal from their predecessors, other media, and anything in creation that will help to synthesize something rare and gripping.

by R.C. Baker

April 2, 2014

FILM ARCHIVES

The Lego Movie Embraces the Commercial and the Cynical

by Amy Nicholson

February 4, 2014

FILM ARCHIVES

Holocaust Doc Last of the Unjust Lays Bare a Survivor’s Story

by Michelle Orange

December 10, 2013

FILM ARCHIVES

French Comedy What’s in a Name? Makes Parents Bickering Over Baby Names Surprisingly Tolerable

by Inkoo Kang

December 10, 2013

FILM ARCHIVES

Faust Is Not Your Great-Granddaddy’s Selling-Your-Soul Fable

by Michael Atkinson

November 13, 2013

FILM ARCHIVES

The Book Thief Should Have Probably Stayed a Book

by Stephanie Zacharek

November 8, 2013

FILM ARCHIVES

A Remarkable Story Made Mechanical, Nicky’s Family’s Presentation Undermines the Film’s Heroic Subject Matter

by Daphne Howland

July 17, 2013

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