Katie Rife
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3 days ago |
ew.com | Katie Rife
It’s a diverse mix — almost as varied as the ingredients that go into making these mouthwatering dishes. Here's Entertainment Weekly’s selection of the 20 best food documentaries currently streaming on Netflix. Who’s hungry? Then there are the more hands-on series.
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3 days ago |
yahoo.com | Katie Rife
Food documentaries are a global phenomenon. So where better than a global streamer like Netflix to visit the most celebrated restaurants and street vendors from around the globe? Some shows concentrate on travel, taking viewers to a different haute cuisine haven or humble hole in the wall each episode. Others, produced by Netflix with local crews in countries like Mexico, China, and South Korea, offer cross-cultural perspectives.
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1 week ago |
letterboxd.com | Katie Rife
As I’ve noted before, each month a theme emerges as I’m writing this column. For May of 2025, there’s a striking and somewhat upsetting contrast between the tender green buds that are growing on the tree outside my window and the dark, destructive urges that guide the characters in this month’s picks. Some are more literal than others: In My Skin turns self-harm into grotesque body horror, while Going Down and Withnail & I numb themselves with drugs and booze.
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2 weeks ago |
letterboxd.com | Mitchell Beaupre |Katie Rife |Dominic Corry
When a director is responsible for what Letterboxd members describe as “single-handedly the best action movie I [have] ever seen,” you make sure to stand to attention whenever they’ve got a new release coming. After spending some time in the world of television with Gangs of London, Welsh action maestro Gareth Evans (The Raid, The Raid 2) is back to feature filmmaking.
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2 weeks ago |
letterboxd.com | Katie Rife |Ella Kemp |Big Business
Film gimmickry, like film grammar in general, has its roots in the silent period, when the possibilities of the new medium of cinema were being discovered in real time. In these exciting early decades, the emerging art of special effects wowed audiences, showing them things they had never seen before.
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