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Sheri Linden

Reporter · US

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Sep 14, 2026
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Sep 4, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 14, 2026 · Sheri Linden

    ‘All That She Wants’ Review: Annie Murphy Is All That in a Fizzy Rom-Com That Works Best When It Isn’t Trying Too Hard (opens the original)

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    As we meet Emma, a spirited professional dancer played by the exceptionally spirited Annie Murphy, she’s about to turn her life upside down. And who can blame her? She’s in her 30s and her latest gig, a commercial for panty liners, has her slithering around in a Santa’s helper getup. At home that night, she suffers the latest indignities from her controlling longtime boyfriend — a brief, sharp turn from Finn Wittrock, dispensing put-downs while sculpting his jawline with gua sha. Presto change-o

  2. Article · Sep 11, 2026 · Sheri Linden

    ‘A Bit of Light’ Review: A Despondent Man Stumbles Into a Renewed Sense of Connection in a Mournful, Quietly Comic Drama From Iran (opens the original)

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    As its modest title suggests, A Bit of Light (Kami nour) is a quiet film. Like its middle-aged protagonist, the movie is straightforward and unaffected, and compellingly so. He’s a Tehran physician, out on bail after being arrested for tending to wounded protesters. His medical license revoked by government authorities, his office ransacked and placed under official seal, he insists that he’s “no longer a doctor” and has concluded that there’s nothing left to live for. But as he moves through th

  3. Article · Sep 4, 2026 · Sheri Linden

    ‘Furies’ Review: A Breathtaking Beirut-Set Heist Drama Pits Fearless Sisters Against a Rotten System (opens the original)

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    Furies counts George Clooney among its executive producers — worth noting for the clout factor but mainly as a point of comparison: Rami Kodeih’s extraordinary first feature might be called an anti-Ocean’s heist picture, as rough-and-tumble as the starry franchise is slick. Propelled by a raw, heart-pounding ferocity, the Beirut-set drama is a sharp fusion of personal desperation and political rage, as specific to Lebanon’s economic crisis as it is generally, woefully recognizable. When one of t

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