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Category: What We’re Into

28 March, 2021 • Joyce Zonana

Being Jewish and Muslim Together: Remembering Our Legacy

Joyce Zonana reviews two recent titles that reveal Jewish-Muslim connections and communities of the Arab world.

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14 December, 2020 • Ammiel Alcalay

Threading the Needle: Najwa Najjar’s “Between Heaven and Earth”

Ammiel Alcalay reviews writer/director Najwa Najjar's third feature film—"part road movie, part mystery, part thriller."

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17 September, 2020 • TMR

What We’re Into

What we're reading, watching, listening to and otherwise indulging in (comments welcome).

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14 September, 2020 • Francisco Letelier

Dismantlings and Exile

On my recent trip to the Mission at San Luis Obispo, I recognized the abandoned base where in the past the statue of Junipero Serra, had stood in its glory.

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12 September, 2020 • Melissa Chemam

From Lockdown to 4 Indies in a Week — Why Cinema Matters

During four months of lockdown in Bristol, West England, UK, what I had perhaps missed the most were theatres and movie houses. I was able to read and to walk in parks almost every day. But I missed new motion pictures and the experience of watching stories unfurl together in…

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