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Latino Americans are the Biggest Moviegoers—But the Big Screen Doesn't Reflect That

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Celebs Mostly Interpreted ‘America: A Lexicon of Fashion’ as ‘Glamping,’ at the 2021 Met Gala

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A sharply dressed man sits at a green felt table, many stacks of gambling chips lined up before him.

A Disgraced Interrogator Gambles on Redemption in 'The Card Counter'

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In Marvel’s ‘Shang-Chi,’ Asian Americans Are Heroes, Not Sidekicks

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Marvel's 'Shang-Chi' Smashes Labor Day Box Office Records With $71.4 Million Debut

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In ‘Shang-Chi,’ a Muni Line Made Possible by Chinatown Community Advocacy

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Camila Cabello's 'Cinderella' Finds its Modern Form as a Musical Ode to Girlbosses

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Rodrigo Reyes’ Audacious ‘499’ Locates Mexico’s Past in its Present

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Three teenagers on a suburban street, one in a cheerleading uniform.

SF Latino Film Festival Compiles a Cornucopia of Small Treasures

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Bay Area Film Festivals and Premieres Worth Your While This Fall

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Elizabeth Holmes stares off into the distance with wide blue eyes, hair pulled back in a messy bun, and wearing a lab coat with a black turtleneck underneath.

Elizabeth Holmes' Criminal Fraud Trial Started Today in San Jose

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Stationed at a covert base overseas, Maya (Jessica Chastain) is a member of the elite team of spies and military operatives (Christopher Stanley, left, and Alex Corbet Burcher, right) who devote themselves to finding Osama bin Laden in 'Zero Dark Thirty.'

NPR's Film Critic Explores Why the Harrowing Afghanistan Images May Feel Familiar

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