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In 'Familiar Touch,' an Elderly Woman Adjusts to Life at an Assisted Living Facility

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In 'Familiar Touch,' an Elderly Woman Adjusts to Life at an Assisted Living Facility

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

NPR's Scott Simon talks to actress Kathleen Chalfant and director Sarah Friedland about their new film, "Familiar Touch," following an elderly woman adjusting to life at an assisted living facility.See the Story

Chef Nobu’s Muse? His Own Hand

Chef Nobu’s Muse? His Own Hand

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Courtesy of Vertical Nobu Matsuhisa would never cover his hands with a glove while making a piece of sushi.“I don’t like this [idea],” says the chef, who owns 55 restaurants across 24 countries. “A glove is something that creates a barrier. I cannot transmit my heart to other people.” (There’s a caveat: “Always wash hands, clean and cut the nails. Always be clean, clean, clean.”)No matter how technical and detail-oriented sushi-making can be, he…See the Story

Screening at Tribeca: Robert Petit’s ‘Underland’

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Screening at Tribeca: Robert Petit’s ‘Underland’

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Despite its scant 79-minute runtime, Robert Petit’s thrilling, unnerving documentary Underland plays like a sprawling epic about the scope of human existence. Set between several underground realms across the world—old and new, natural and manmade and pristine and discarded—it traces various chapters of the human story through the things we bury, build and leave behind. Based on Robert Macfarlane’s 2019 nonfiction bestseller Underland: A Deep Ti…See the Story

Alison O'Daniel, Maya E. Rudolph & Su Kim on "The Tuba Thieves"

The filmmakers discuss how the story of a string of robberies added up to an innovative cinematic experience that allows access for all. The post Alison O’Daniel, Maya E. Rudolph and Su Kim on Changing Up a Dialogue with “The Tuba Thieves” appeared first on The Moveable Fest.Read Article

"The Inquisitor" - Tribeca 2025 Film Review

A powerful portrait of Barbara Jordan, the groundbreaking representative from Texas, reminds of what real leadership looks like. The post Tribeca 2025 Review: Angela Lynn Tucker’s Fierce Barbara Jordan Bio “The Inquisitor” Speaks to the Moment appeared first on The Moveable Fest.Austin, Texas · Austin Read Article

David Secter on a Fire Revived with "Winter Kept Us Warm"

The director discusses the restoration of his 1966 breakthrough, a portrait of longing that became Canada's first English film at Cannes. The post David Secter on a Fire Revived with “Winter Kept Us Warm” appeared first on The Moveable Fest.Fire · Canada Read Article

Interview: Jon Shenk on "In Waves and War"

The co-director of "Athlete A" talks about following a band of brothers into the fight against personal demons and finding an unlikely cure. The post DC/DOX 2025 Interview: Jon Shenk on Following Navy SEALS on a Most Unique Mission to Save Lives in “In Waves and War” appeared first on The Moveable Fest.Washington DC · Washington Read Article

Jason Pollard, Julian Petty & Andrew Theodorakis on "The Sixth Borough"

The filmmaking team talk about their reverberant look at the region that gave rise to Public Enemy, Biz Markie and De La Soul. The post Tribeca 2025 Interview: Jason Pollard, Julian Petty and Andrew Theodorakis on What Made Long Island a Home for Hip-Hop in “The Sixth Borough” appeared first on The Moveable Fest.New York State · New York Read Article

Bentonville 2025 Interview: Rachel Israel on "The Floaters"

The director talks about telling different stories both in her career and within this raucous comedy set at a Jewish summer camp. The post Bentonville Film Fest 2025 Interview: Rachel Israel on Camping Out in “The Floaters” appeared first on The Moveable Fest.Judaism · Bentonville See the Story

Libby Ewing's "Charliebird" - Tribeca 2025 Film Review

Samantha Smart delivers a strong performance from her own script as a medical professional whose connection with a new patient depends on her opening up. The post Tribeca 2025 Review: A Music Therapist Strikes Just the Right Chord in Libby Ewing’s Absorbing “Charliebird” appeared first on The Moveable Fest.New York City · New York Read Article

NatGeo’s Sally Explores Public and Private Faces of Sally Ride

46% Left coverage: 22 sources

Ride’s life partner, Tam O’Shaughnessy, tells the full story of this iconic astronaut for the first time.Donald Trump See the Story

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