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Streaming the Year’s Best Documentaries The best movies of 2021 were even better on a big screen, The Times’s co-chief film critics wrote at year’s end. But many of their top picks are available to stream — like these five documentaries. Unknown Author https://ift.tt/3IWpUPP https://ift.tt/3GNacVe New York Times Movies Documentary Films and Programs December 17, 2021 at 11:54PM

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‘Nightmare Alley’ | Anatomy of a Scene Guillermo del Toro narrates a sequence from his film featuring Bradley Cooper, Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara. BY MEKADO MURPHY https://ift.tt/33DSVQh https://ift.tt/3mdI2v4 New York Times Movies Movies December 17, 2021 at 09:13PM

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In His Films, Big Roles Go to Passers-by and Professionals Alike Sean Baker prefers a cast with a mix of experience levels. That was never more true than on “Red Rocket,” where many of the performers had never worked on a movie. BY BEN KENIGSBERG https://ift.tt/3F2aOWN https://ift.tt/3DWpFR3 New York Times Movies Actors and Actresses, Movies December 16, 2021 at 08:30PM

In His Films, Big Roles Go to Passers-by and Professionals Alike Sean Baker prefers a cast with a mix of experience levels. That was never m...

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