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In this rom-com about a small-town Southern gal who becomes a talk-radio star, Dolly Parton told a meta-narrative about her public image.
In this rom-com about a small-town Southern gal who becomes a talk-radio star, Dolly Parton told a meta-narrative about her public image.
Scott Tobias's "Extremely Online" and "New Cult Canon" series come to Chicago's Davis Theater, complete with a virtual Q&A with director Pascal Plante.
Don't say 'Blade Runner' or 'Alien,' folks. Dig deep.
This week's no releases include an unexpectedly reflective take on the post-apocalyptic world from Ridley Scott, a long-delayed legal thriller featuring Wile E. Coyote, and a horror movie that's definitely not for kids.
Who gets to go to college? And what's college for? Two campus comedies from 40 years ago suggested some wild answers.
The drive-ins of August 1976 offered moviegoers fast cars, comely criminals, romantic bandits, and evil spirits.
