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Chase Hutchinson

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Sep 10, 2026
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Jul 9, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 10, 2026 · Chase Hutchinson

    American Doctor is a necessary, shattering portrait of the courageous doctors saving lives in Gaza (opens the original)

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    In American Doctor, the thoughtful, unflinching and urgent documentary from director Poh Si Teng, three American physicians (Palestinian, Jewish, and Zoroastrian) enter Gaza to assist local hospitals that are continually at a breaking point. They do so because they want to help save lives and, while they don’t like themselves to be subjects of attention, are placing themselves at risk in doing so. Yet, despite all their efforts, they are continually putting the equivalent of bandaids on bullet

  2. Article · Jul 15, 2026 · Chase Hutchinson

    Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey is a stunning, somber epic and a fitting follow-up to Oppenheimer (opens the original)

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    The French filmmaker Jean Renoir once said that “a director makes only one movie in his life.” Subsequently, Renoir continued, “he breaks it up and makes it again.” If you’re Christopher Nolan and you’re making The Odyssey, the breaking is the key as you iterate and reflect on the cost of the journey being undertaken as well as the way we attempt to recount it via stories. His latest is an adventure film that captures the same agony of time marching on as Interstellar, a war film in

  3. Article · Jul 9, 2026 · Chase Hutchinson

    The Invite is a razor-sharp dramedy about modern relationships that becomes unexpectedly moving (opens the original)

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    The first time I saw The Invite, director Olivia Wilde’s third feature — which made a splash back at Sundance and screened at the Seattle International Film Festival — I had rather mixed feelings. Even as I liked many parts of it, I found it a hard film to fully love. For all the ways it teased out playful observations about modern relationships by immersing us in an amusingly hellish dinner between two neighboring couples (brought to life by the spectacular star-studded cast of Wilde, S

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