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Arts & Entertainment
Kam’s Kapsules: Movies Opening Friday, June 8
WIDE RELEASES
Hereditary (R for vi-
olence, profanity, dis-
turbing images, drug use
and brief frontal nudity)
Haunted house horror
flick revolving around
a family that finds itself
facing sinister forces
following the death of
its reclusive matriarch.
Ensemble cast includes
Toni Collette, Gabriel By-
rne and Ann Dowd.
Hotel Artemis (R for
violence, sexual refer-
ences, pervasive profan-
ity and brief drug usage)
Futuristic sci-fi set in a
riot-torn Los Angeles
and revolving around a
nurse (Jodie Foster) who
runs a secret emergency
room for criminals. With
Sterling K. Brown, Jeff
Goldblum, Charlie Day,
Sofia Boutella and Dave
Bautista.
Kam
Williams
Kam’s
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tranged sister (Sandra
Bullock)
mastermind-
ing a $150 million-dollar
jewel heist in New York
City by an all-female
gang. A-list cast includes
Cate Blanchett, Anne Ha-
thaway, Mindy Kaling,
Olivia Munn, Rihanna,
Dakota Fanning, Helena
Bonham Carter, Katie
Holmes, Serena Williams
and Kim Kardashian.
INDEPENDENT &
FOREIGN
Hearts Beat Loud (PG-
13 for drug references
and brief profanity)
Musical drama, set in
‘The Workers Cup’ is a documentary about the low-paid migrant
workers building the facilities for the 2022 World Cup
Ocean’s 8 (PG-13 pro-
fanity, drug use and sug-
gestive content) Distaff
spinoff of the famed,
crime caper franchise
finds Danny Ocean’s es-
Brooklyn, about a wid-
ower (Nick Offerman)
who starts a rock band
with his teenage daugh-
ter (Kiersey Clemons)
the summer before she’s
supposed to start college
in California. With Ted
Danson, Toni Collette
and Blythe Danner.
Maineland (Unrated)
American Dream docu-
mentary about the enor-
mous number of kids
from China enrolling in
private boarding schools
all across America. (In
Mandarin and English
with subtitles)
Nancy (Unrated) Sus-
pense thriller about a
pathological liar who
tricks a couple (Steve Bus-
cemi and J. Smith Camer-
on) into believing she’s
their long-lost daughter
kidnapped three decades
earlier, only to become
convinced of her own
charade. With John Le-
guizamo, Ann Dowd and
Marinda Anderson.
On the Seventh Day
(Unrated)
American
Dream saga, set in Brook-
lyn, revolving around a
group of undocument-
ed Mexican immigrants
who work long hours
six days a week and play
soccer on Sunday. En-
semble cast includes Fer-
nando Cardona, Gilberto
Jimenez and Abel Perez.
(In Spanish with subti-
tles)
‘Ocean’s 8’ features an all female crew led by Danny Ocean’s sister (Sandra Bullock)
preschoolers which ran
on PBS for over three de-
cades. Featuring appear-
ances by his wife Joanne,
Yo-Yo Ma and Joe Negri.
workers from Africa and
Asia building the stadi-
ums for the 2022 World
Cup Tournament in Qa-
tar.
The Workers Cup (Un-
rated) Eye-opening docu-
mentary about the plight
of the low-paid migrant
Zoo (PG-13 for action,
profanity and mature
themes)
Fact-based
World War II tale re-
counting the efforts of a
12 year-old boy (Art Par-
kinson) and his friends
to save a baby elephant
from bombing of Belfast
by the Luftwaffe. With
Toby Jones, Penelope
Wilton and Art Parkin-
son.
FILM REVIEW: ‘Alt-Right: Age of
Rage’ Chronicles Events Leading Up
to Charlottesville
The Quest of Alain
Ducasse (Unrated) Cu-
linary biopic chroni-
cling the career of Alain
Ducasse, the renowned
French chef, teacher,
consultant and propri-
etor of 23 of the world’s
best restaurants located
all around the globe. (In
French, English, Japa-
nese, Portuguese and
Chinese with subtitles)
Won’t You Be My
Neighbor? (PG-13 for
profanity and mature
themes) Reverential ret-
rospective
revisiting
the life, philosophy and
legacy of Fred Rogers
(1928-2003), the nurtur-
ing host of Mister Rog-
ers’ Neighborhood, the
syndicated, TV series for
SHOWTIMES
‘Alt-Right: Age of Rage’ screenshot from the film
have given these social outcasts hope
of moving into the mainstream. In fact,
the American Renaissance Conference,
he election of Donald Trump an annual gathering of White suprem-
has ostensibly served to em- acists, was suddenly so popular that or-
bolden Ku Klux Klansmen, ganizers had to shut down registration
neo-Nazis and the rest of the alt- weeks before the event was staged last
right movement, and it also seems to July.
It was clear to the par-
ticipants that the new
President had sent out
a signal that it’s per-
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fectly fine to be a racist.
By Kam Williams
For The Skanner News
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