Movie Review | ‘Rapt’: The Humbling of a Powerful Frenchman
“Rapt,” a French thriller opening Wednesday at Film Forum, is about the shockwaves that result from the kidnapping of an industrialist.
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Movie Review | ‘Septien’: A Rural Homecoming Stirs Trouble
Michael Tully directs and stars in “Septien,” a Southern gothic tale of a man who returns unannounced to his family’s farm after a long absence.
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Architecture Review: Chinese Gem That Elevates Its Setting
Designed by Zaha Hadid, the new Guangzhou Opera House is gorgeous to look at. It is also a magnificent example of how a single building can redeem a moribund urban environment.
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In Cuba, the Voice of a Blog Generation
Yoani Sánchez, a 35-year-old writer in Havana, has increasingly drawn attention as a chronicler of daily life under Castro.
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Critic’s Notebook: Where Opera Is Stretched Yet Unbroken
The English National Opera’s production of Britten’s “Midsummer Night’s Dream” expanded the work’s boundaries by jettisoning baggage.
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