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After nearly 30 years as the LA Times’ chief film critic, Kenneth Turan steps back from weekly duties with a list of 14 time-tested classics to get movie fans through the hardest of times.
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Times’ critics Justin Chang and Kenneth Turan recommend “The Invisible Man,” “Knives Out,” “Parasite” and more as the best new releases to watch at home.
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Kenneth Turan on the new book “The Big Goodbye: Chinatown and the Last Years of Hollywood” and V.I. Pudovkin’s “Bolshevik Trilogy” on Blu-ray.
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French filmmaker Bertrand Tavernier takes us on ‘Journeys Through French Cinema,’ an eight-hour survey of Gallic film.
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Movie critics Justin Chang and Kenneth Turan recommend the best movies available for viewing at home.
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Critics Justin Chang and Kenneth Turan recommend recent releases such as “The Invisible Man,” “Emma” and “Parasite” you can view at home.
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“Balloon,” a based-on-fact drama about two families attempting to escape Communist East Germany in a homemade hot-air balloon, is built on classic movie thrills.
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Director Andrew Goldberg’s documentary “Viral: Antisemitism in Four Mutations” look at four examples of perhaps the oldest hatred.
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Starring Fay Wray and a giant, brilliantly rendered stop-motion ape, 1933’s “King Kong” returns as part of Fathom Events’ TCM Big Screen Classics series.
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A liberals versus conservatives exploitation epic, wrapped in controversy, that ultimately does not enthrall.
