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The episode takes viewers inside the 2021 Joseph Manhard manhunt.
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The 1980s mega-superstar speaks frankly about his life with Parkinson's disease.
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She was outspoken when the expectation was silence, and was demure in the face of demands that she become an exhibitionist.
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The film unearths bizarre footage of military riot-control exercises.
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Westwood's fashion house wrote, "The world needs people like Vivienne to make a change for the better.”
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An ethereal look at the building where Joplin, Madonna, Warhol and many other artists called home.
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The key to the documentary is this narration via poetry written by the titular artistic figure.
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The Clintons go on the road to talk to celebrities and everyday people about how they've been able to change how women are viewed and treated.
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The film was controversial for some of director Morgan Neville's methods, but still stands as a strong testament to its subject.
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For decades, Ailey's influential work explored the Black experience through a blend of classical ballet, jazz, spirituals and more.
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What are the chances you'll feel sympathy for "the most hated man in America"?
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This is one of those the-more-we-know-the-less-we-know philosophical-type nonfiction films.
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This is the kinda wild story of Ted Ngoy, a Cambodian immigrant who chased and caught the American dream.
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In 2021, you can't just dazzle us with 4K images. We need some narrative, MAN.
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Bono, Bob Dylan, Nile Rodgers and others luminaries talk up the politician and humanitarian.
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This review does not mention the name of the more famous brother. Not even once.
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Private ambulances roam the streets of Mexico City at night, filling the gaping holes in the enormous city's public health infrastructure and trying to help those in need.
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The Bavarian master director is once again pondering on things that will kill us all.
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After a 12-year layoff, the two friends plan on riding from the southern tip of Argentina all the way to Los Angeles in three months -- all on electric motorcycles.
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Boys State does a terrific job of capturing the utter weirdness of the event without playing it as comedy.