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All Things Shining  Commonweal Magazine

The Many Evolutions of the Cinematic Mummy  reactormag.com

Eternity: this clever film proves romance isn’t about choosing ‘the one’ – a philosopher of love explains  The Conversation

‘Eden’ Is Based on a Real Deadly Scandal in the Galapagos  Biography: Historical and Celebrity Profiles

The wildest sci-fi thriller of the century has been 7 years in the making  Polygon.com

'Eden' review: Survival of the fittest, morally speaking  Black Catholic Messenger

Paul Schrader Wraps ‘The Basics of Philosophy’ — First Look Image  World of Reel

Miyu Distribution Aquires 'The Great History of Western Philosophy'  Variety

African American Studies’ Black History Month Film Festival returns  Illinois State University News

"Philosophy Through Film": Inside a General Education Course  Queens University of Charlotte

Rotterdam 2025 Reviews: THE TREE OF AUTHENTICITY And THE GREAT HISTORY OF WESTERN PHILOSOPHY, From Congo And Mexico  ScreenAnarchy

Miyu Distribution Acquires ‘The Great History of Western Philosophy’  Animation World Network

Movie Review: Oppenheimer  Pittsburgh Magazine

The Philosophy of 'Groundhog Day': You Can't Escape Until You Know How to Live  Collider

I watch therefore I am: seven movies that teach us key philosophy lessons  The Guardian

‘Sirāt’ review: Philosophical film not for the faint of heart  People's World

The 8 Best Philosophical Movies of All Time  No Film School

Review: 'Barbie' is not the movie you think it is  Cincinnati Enquirer

It’s not funny. It’s not even satire. But this movie is a must-watch.  Psychology Today

The Devil’s Nest – Perception and Philosophy of Evil  Film Threat

44 Essential Movies for the Student of Philosophy  Open Culture

It Happened One Night at 90: the film that defined the romantic comedy  The Conversation

What to Stream: “The Last Days of Immanuel Kant,” a Physical Comedy of the Philosophical Life  The New Yorker

25 Deeply Philosophical Movies to Ponder Over  MovieWeb

Origin (United States, 2023)  Reelviews Movie Reviews

Identifications and Their Refusal: On Alice Diop’s “Saint Omer”  Los Angeles Review of Books

Ne Zha 2: the ancient philosophies behind China’s record-breaking new animated film  The Conversation

“History of the World, Part 1” turns 40, and it’s still good to be Mel Brooks  Salon.com