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The 43rd New York Film Festival kicks off with the very New Yorky Good Night, and Good Luck, a biopic of newsman Edward R. Murrow—and then expands to take in the whole world. Highlights range from the Czech Republic’s Something Like Happiness to South Korea’s Sympathy for Lady Vengeance, but you’ll spend your time arguing about the Palestinian suicide-bomber drama Paradise Now and Lars von Trier’s latest provocation, Manderlay.
The Crime Writer Gone in the Dark
Red Sparrow Is Convoluted and Uninvolving
Why Are There So Many Bisexuals on TV All of a Sudden?
Antiguan Master Frank Walter Is a Revelation at ADAA
Platt: Simon & the Whale Is a Crowd-Pleaser With Enough Personality to Keep Things Interesting
Where to Eat New York City’s Most Eye-Popping Duck Dishes
Cervo’s New Brunch Menu Features a Standout Fisherman’s Breakfast
Why Bushwick Is Rooting for the 21-Year-Old Owner of a New Vegan Café
Cynthia Nixon Has Already Won
Q&A With Ellen Pao on Reddit, Facebook, and the Future of the Internet
The Biggest Revelations From James Comey’s ABC Interview
The GOP’s Never-Trumpers Are Really Just Never-Democrats
