The Supernatural Presence of Lost Children | The New Yorker Screening Room
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The Supernatural Presence of Lost Children | The New Yorker Screening Room
October 21, 2021
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A Woman and Her Chimpanzees Heal Together After Trauma | The New Yorker
In “Mama,” directed by Pablo de la Chica, Mama Zawadi, a caregiver at a chimpanzee sanctuary, where she and the chimps—both victims of the ongoing conflict in the Democratic Republic of the Congo—help each other heal.
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A Woman and Her Chimpanzees Heal Together After Trauma | The New Yorker
October 20, 2021
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Jamaica Kincaid and Charlayne Hunter-Gault on Hope in the Black Community | The New Yorker Festival
Jelani Cobb speaks with contributors to “The Matter of Black Lives,” an anthology of New Yorker pieces, about race in America and beyond.
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Jamaica Kincaid and Charlayne Hunter-Gault on Hope in the Black Community | The New Yorker Festival
October 15, 2021
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Dave Grohl on Kurt Cobain, the Birth of Foo Fighters, and Gratitude | The New Yorker Festival
Dave Grohl talks with Kelefa Sanneh about a chance encounter with a hitchhiker that led to the creation of Foo Fighters.
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Dave Grohl on Kurt Cobain, the Birth of Foo Fighters, and Gratitude | The New Yorker Festival
October 14, 2021
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An Antiwar Activist Couple Who Shaped History | The New Yorker Documentary
“Radical Love,” directed by William Kirkley, tells the story of Michael and Eleanora Kennedy’s lifelong dedication to radical political movements—from the Black Panthers to the Weather Underground—and to each other.
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An Antiwar Activist Couple Who Shaped History | The New Yorker Documentary
October 13, 2021
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Jon Stewart on Trump, Cancel Culture, and Optimism | The New Yorker Festival
Jon Stewart talks with David Remnick about his thoughts on cancel culture—and how, even in a precarious time, he maintains hope.
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Jon Stewart on Trump, Cancel Culture, and Optimism | The New Yorker Festival
October 12, 2021
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Amy Schumer and Emily Ratajkowski on How to Empower Women | The New Yorker Festival
The two talk with Michael Schulman about the complicated legacy of the music video for Robin Thicke’s “Blurred Lines.”
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Amy Schumer and Emily Ratajkowski on How to Empower Women | The New Yorker Festival
October 11, 2021
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Jane Goodall on the Life Lessons She Learned from Chimps | The New Yorker Festival
Andy Borowitz talks with Jane Goodall on why understanding the natural world is crucial for the fate of our planet.
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Jane Goodall on the Life Lessons She Learned from Chimps | The New Yorker Festival
October 08, 2021
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Stanley Tucci on the Intense Joy of Food | The New Yorker Festival
Stanley Tucci talks with Helen Rosner about the secret to making a good food show—and the ways that cooking and eating bring him happiness.
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Stanley Tucci on the Intense Joy of Food | The New Yorker Festival
October 07, 2021
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Surviving the Horror of Residential Schools by Skateboarding | The New Yorker Documentary
In “Joe Buffalo,” directed by Amar Chebib and executive produced by Tony Hawk, an Indigenous skateboarding legend overcomes addiction and trauma stemming from his years in Canada's Church-run school system.
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Surviving the Horror of Residential Schools by Skateboarding | The New Yorker Documentary
October 06, 2021
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A Latinx Millennial’s Fight for Asylum in America | The New Yorker Documentary
“Ale Libre,” directed by Maya Cueva, tells the story of Alejandra Pablos, a courageous immigrant organizing against her own deportation case. From the streets of Arizona to the halls of Congress, the film follows her ongoing fight, as she pleads her case to the public and her asylum court hearing approaches.
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A Latinx Millennial’s Fight for Asylum in America | The New Yorker Documentary
September 29, 2021
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The Profound Loneliness of Being Deported | The New Yorker Documentary
In “Dial Home,” directed by César Martínez Barba, the telemarketing industry in Tijuana employs deportees from the U.S. who are attempting to create a new life.
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The Profound Loneliness of Being Deported | The New Yorker Documentary
September 22, 2021
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A 12-Year-Old Boxing Champion and Her Road to Olympic Gold | The New Yorker Documentary
“Team Meryland,” by Gabriel Gaurano, follows Meryland Gonzalez, a young boxer preparing for one of the biggest fights of her life thus far. The film unveils what is behind this athlete’s unmatchable tenacity: her family’s story.
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A 12-Year-Old Boxing Champion and Her Road to Olympic Gold | The New Yorker Documentary
September 15, 2021
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A Daughter’s Fight for Her Mother’s Affection | The New Yorker Screening Room
In the Colombian film “Between You and Milagros,” directed by Mariana Saffron, a teen-age girl and her mother search for affection in different places—Milagros, the daughter, longs for it at home, while her mother searches for it in her social circle.
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A Daughter’s Fight for Her Mother’s Affection | The New Yorker Screening Room
September 08, 2021
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Can Italian Amusement Royalty Save Coney Island? | The New Yorker Documentary
In Daniel Lombroso’s “The Prince of Luna Park,” Alessandro Zamperla works to protect his family’s iconic theme park during the pandemic—and prove himself to his father.
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Can Italian Amusement Royalty Save Coney Island? | The New Yorker Documentary
September 01, 2021
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A Baby’s First Sensations of the Natural World | The New Yorker Documentary
In “Walking Before Walking,” the filmmaker Adam Amir introduces his son to trees, snow, mist, and sand in the ancient forest of Ch’ich’iyúy Elxwíḵn—and, in so doing, reflects on what he found in himself.
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A Baby’s First Sensations of the Natural World | The New Yorker Documentary
August 25, 2021
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Re-creating the Syria of His Memories, Through Miniatures | The New Yorker Documentary
In “A Broken House,” directed by Jimmy Goldblum, Mohamad Hafez comes to the U.S. on a single-entry visa to study architecture, and, when he realizes that he can’t return to his home country, he decides to conjure it in his art.
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Re-creating the Syria of His Memories, Through Miniatures | The New Yorker Documentary
August 18, 2021
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One Woman’s Mission to Get Vaccines to Her Rural Alabama Town | The New Yorker Documentary
“The Panola Project,” a film by Jeremy Levine and Rachael DeCruz, follows Dorothy, a convenience-store owner, as she goes door to door in order to convince her neighbors to get their COVID-19 vaccines.
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One Woman’s Mission to Get Vaccines to Her Rural Alabama Town | The New Yorker Documentary
August 11, 2021
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A Free Diver Breaks a World Record at 245-Feet Below Ice | The New Yorker Documentary
In the film “Between Mountains and Mermaids,” by Bo Clausen, Tolga Taskin achieves a feat that many thought impossible: holding his breath for two minutes while plunging more than two hundred feet below the surface of a frozen lake.
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A Free Diver Breaks a World Record at 245-Feet Below Ice | The New Yorker Documentary
August 05, 2021
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What Happens When Childhood Fears Are Bottled Up? | The New Yorker Documentary
In “For Emergency Use Only,” the director Daire Collins revisits his early dread of nuclear disaster, and asks how the pandemic is affecting today’s children.
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What Happens When Childhood Fears Are Bottled Up? | The New Yorker Documentary
July 27, 2021
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