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The Power of Telling Your Own Story in J Brooke’s “I Can Tell You The Version That Will Make You Take My Side”
What Choice Do We Have? On Bobuq Sayed’s “No God but Us”
“Tuner” is a Cacophony of Competence
Telling the Stories of the Unaccounted For in “Mount Verity”
Two Can Play at that Game: “The Players Club” by Rachel Mills
Finding Authentic Connection at the 13th Chicago Critics Film Festival
Finding Solace in a “Kafkaesque” World
Exhaustive Research Gets Exhausting in “Girls®: Generation Z and the Commodification of Everything”
Irony and the Romantic in Paige Lewis’s “Canon”
The Artistry of Characterization in “I Am Agatha”
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