In Review: 'Triangle of Sadness,' 'Hellraiser,' 'Smile'
Ruben Östlund's Palme D'Or-winner hits a fat target dead center and two new horror films follow trends from different eras.
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Bowie on Film, Part 3: Movie Stardom and Beyond ✦
Our discussion of David Bowie's film career concludes with a look at his two biggest starring roles — playing strange creatures both times — and the odds and ends that followed.
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Minding the Gaps: 'Tunes of Glory' (1960)
Alec Guinness delivers a tour de force performance as a complicated, flawed Scottish military man in Ronald Neame's post-wartime drama.
In Review: 'Bros,' 'Dead For a Dollar'
Billy Eichner stars in an unabashedly gay rom-com while Christoph Waltz and Willem Dafoe square off in a new Walter Hill western.
Bowie on Film, Part 2: Arthouse Actor ✦
In working with world-class auteurs for 'The Man Who Fell to Earth' and 'Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence,' David Bowie was inspired to bring a lot of himself into his roles.
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Celebrating One Year of The Reveal
With the first year under our belt, we're forging ahead and continuing to expand the newsletter. A thank you to our subscribers and a sample of some of our favorite pieces so far.