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Staff Picks: A hero-free Hollywood satire and another round for Mojito fiends
New Miami Vice director's cut and a Hollywood satire about unlikable protagonists.
AV Club · 1m
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Why Africa’s agricultural crisis is a matter of race, class and epistemicide
Africa’s agricultural crisis stems from colonialism, land inequality, and the erasure of indigenous knowledge systems.
Daily Maverick · 1m
The Peasants' Revolt behind Andrew Garfield's new film
Paul Greengrass turned England's biggest popular uprising into a movie, and historians say the real 1381 is stranger than the script.
Vanity Fair · 4m
How I "failed" at OnlyFans
Anna Blake started selling sex videos for financial stability and found the math, and her own desire, did not work out.
Slate Magazine · 1m
The Seven Up children turn 70, and the cameras stop
Sixty-two years after a film crew met 14 British seven-year-olds, the last episode asks whether any of it was written from the start.
Dailymail · 3m
7 Up to 70 Up: the end of a 62-year experiment
For six decades, 14 British kids let the cameras back in every seven years. Tuesday, the longest documentary ever made signs off.
BBC News · 3m
The Uprising: the 1381 revolt that never quite died
Paul Greengrass turns the Peasants' Revolt into one farmer's story, and asks what ordinary people are owed.
TIME · 4m