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Loading…The Man Who Betrayed Me Was Also the Man Who Loved Me
I came out of the closet in the throes of the AIDS epidemic and fell for someone I thought was a safe harbor. The blurred lines between his love and his lies have haunted me the rest of my life.
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Letter to My Teenage Self: An Incarcerated Man Interrogates the Person He Once Was
From his prison cell in Washington state, Hector Ortiz reexamines the traumas, hardships and bad choices that led to his lengthy sentence—and ultimately taught him about the man he needed to be.
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“The Dead Don’t Die” Does the Zombie Genre to Death
Jim Jarmusch is the master of mellowdrama—his heart isn’t really in all the blood and guts.
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“Call Me by Your Name”: An Erotic Triumph
Luca Guadagnino’s latest film is emotionally acute and overwhelmingly sensual.
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The Empty, Sanitized Intimacy of “Call Me by Your Name”
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The Confounding Sadness of Luca Guadagnino’s “Suspiria”
Horror fans and acolytes of Dario Argento’s 1977 film may well dismiss Guadagnino’s tribute, but they’ll shiver when the action hits the dance floor.