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“Movie: How to Fake a War”
An arrogant rock star (Jay Pharoah,
“Saturday Night Live”) tries to
manufacture conflict between warring
factions when an unexpected cease
fire threatens his heavily hyped Piece
of Peace global charity concert in this
2020 British comedy from first-time
feature filmmaker Rudolph Herzog.
Katherine Parkinson, Lily Newmark,
Daryl McCormack and Ali Cook also
star.
“Movie: Mr. Jones”
Polish filmmaker Agnieszka Holland
(“Charlatan,” “Europa, Europa”)
helmed this 2019 drama about Welsh
journalist Gareth Jones (James Norton,
“Little Women”), who risked his life
to expose the truth about a famine
devastating the Soviet Union in the
1930s. Vanessa Kirby, Peter Sarsgaard,
Joseph Mawle and Krzysztof Pieczynski
also star.
“Movie: Hot Air”
“Movie: The Hero”
Steve Coogan makes a rare foray
into drama in director Frank Coraci’s
earnest 2019 drama, in which he stars
as abrasive right-wing American radio
host Lionel Macomb, whose smug,
insular life is disrupted by the arrival of
Tess (Taylor Russell), a Black niece he
never knew he had. Tess is turning to
him at loose ends, because her mom is
back in rehab, but Lionel’s instinct is
to rebuff her.
Sam Elliott stars in this 2017 drama
as a Western movie icon who attempts
to reconnect with his estranged
daughter (Laura Prepon) and
establish a relationship with a stand-
up comic (Krysten Ritter) after he’s
diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. Nick
Offerman, Katharine Ross and Max
Gail (“Barney Miller”) are also in the
cast for director Brett Haley (“Hearts
Beat Loud,” “All the Bright Places”).
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