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Brady (Brady Jandreau) from The Rider standing out in the Badlands of South Dakota looking out ahead of himself. In the distance, there's a smaller mountain and the sky is filled with a mixture of dark and light hues amongst the heavy clouds. Brady is centered in the middle of the frame, with his back towards the camera, wearing his signature cowboy hat.

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In Sondheim’s 90th Year, His Music on Film Remains as Resonant as Ever

By: Carmen Paddock 27th Mar 202024th Mar 2020

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It is far from the first time his songs have appeared isolated from their original context, but the explosion in these past six months is notable.

Marta is the Key to Why ‘Knives Out’ (2020) is so Brilliant

By: Gavin Spoors 9th Feb 202017th Jun 2020

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The key ingredient with Knives Out, however, is its protagonist: Marta (Ana de Armas).

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LFF Review: “Guaranteed to thrill and exponentially increase doughnut sales” – Knives Out

By: Fatima 24th Oct 201924th Oct 2019

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“Keeps you entertained and surprised for the entirety of its runtime” In a week where British Twitter is admiring the investigative skills of Coleen Rooney, Rian Johnson’s Knives Out is a kooky whodunnit that exists perfectly within this shady, social media era. As an avid reader of Agatha Christie, my expectations were high and still…