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How ‘Bardo’ Turns Collapsing Into Choreography | Anatomy of a Scene
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What Happens to the Migrant Workers Who Built the World Cup?
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As the World Cup comes to a close, what will happen to the workers who helped Qatar make it possible? The small nation of Nepal has sent more workers to Qatar per capita than any other country.
Putin vs. the Priest: A Big Story About a Small Sermon | NYT Opinion
NYT, 08 Dec 2022
The Opinion video above tells the story of Father Ioann Burdin, a priest with the Russian Orthodox Church who ran afoul of his government soon after Russia invaded Ukraine.
My Mom Has Two Sons: Me and a Squirrel | Op-Docs
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The U.S. Broke A Promise To Its Afghan Allies. These Volunteers Trying To Fix It | NYT Opinion
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Last year the war in Afghanistan came to a chaotic and dispiriting end for the United States, and the conflict all but faded from the American consciousness.
How to Get Ahead When You’re a Laundryman in Mumbai | Op-Docs
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Empty Classrooms, Abandoned Kids: Inside The Great Teacher Resignation | NYT Opinion
NYT, 19 Nov 2022
Across the United States, educators are walking out en masse. Vacancies — from teachers to bus drivers to custodians — aren’t being filled, and schools are scrambling to find substitutes.
How Daniel Radcliffe Gets ‘Weird’ in ‘The Al Yankovic Story’ | Anatomy of a Scene
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You know that moment in biopics when artists find inspiration for the songs that will go on to become giant hits? You might see just a little bit of it in a movie like “Respect,” or in a scene from “Ray” that may lead one to hit the road.
Millions Suffered. Hundreds Died. Greg Abbott Will Probably Get Re-Elected Anyway. | NYT Opinion
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How a Diner Talk Builds Tension in ‘The Good Nurse’ | Anatomy of a Scene
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A staple in American cinema, the diner scene has been a go-to for acclaimed filmmakers like Martin Scorsese, Quentin Tarantino and David Fincher.
Brazil's Presidential Election Will Determine the Planet's Future | NYT Opinion
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On Oct. 30, Brazilians go to the polls to elect their next president. But at stake is something far more important than just the leadership of one of the world’s largest economies.
Hear This Pro-Life Preacher's Sermon on Abortion | NYT Opinion
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In the debate over abortion, it often seems there’s not much room for nuance: You’re either for it or against it.
How ‘Triangle of Sadness’ Turns the Status Tables | Anatomy of a Scene
NYT, 21 Oct 2022
The wealthy get a sendup and a send-off in “Triangle of Sadness,” the latest feature from the Swedish director Ruben Ostlund, now in theaters.
Elon Musk Can't Fix Your Commute | NYT Opinion
NYT, 14 Oct 2022
Say what you will about Elon Musk, but the man has ideas. Loads of them. He has ideas about how to improve Twitter and colonize Mars.
Remembering Angela Lansbury
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The New York Times sat down with Angela Lansbury in 2010 to discuss her life and accomplishments on the stage and screen.
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