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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.
A Hamlet Where Everyone’s Onstage
The Unstoppable Guns N' Roses
Movie Review: Dunkirk 
T.J. Miller Doesn’t Mind Playing the Villain
How Top Chefs Are Reinventing Hash Browns
The Actor-Writer-Illustrator Who’s a Dinner-Theater Star
Meet the ‘Double Brown,’ a BLT Served Between Two Hash-Brown Patties
Hendu’s Sandwich Shop at Dutch Kills Bar Makes Stupendously Good Heros
Joe and Mika (and Donald): A Beltway Love Story
Can Sports Sink Lower Than Mayweather-McGregor?
The Triumph of Obama’s Long Game
A Meme History of Sean Spicer’s Tenure As Press Secretary
