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Jonah Raskin

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Film review #5: The Life and Times of Allen Ginsberg

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By Jonah Raskin
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By ABBIE BERNSTEIN / Staff Writer Posted: June 5th, 2026 / 09:01 PM CHUM movie poster | ©2026 IFC Rating: Not Rated Stars: Alice Eve, Eric Michael Cole, Elle Haymond, Sarah Siadat, Johnny Gaffney, Lisa Yaro, Jim Klock, Vince Jolivette, Stephen Oliver Writers: Jonathan Zuck and Joe Leone, story by Dick Grunert and Ryan R. Johnson and James Kondelik Director: Jonathan Zuck Distributor: IFC Release Date: June 5, 2026 CHUM is the latest entry in the shark-obsessed-psycho-with-a-boat subgenre.
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Unfamiliar: the New World of Espionage

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By Jonah Raskin
| CounterPunch
Still from Unfamiliar. (Netflix.) Parts of the new Netflix spy thriller, Unfamiliar, from Germany will probably look and feel familiar to long-time fans of The Avengers from the 1960s, which features Jonathan Steed and Emma Peel, played by Diana Rigg, with women’s dresses and men’s suits made by the hip French designer, Pierre Cardin. Unfamiliar is set in the present day and takes place mostly in Berlin, but it’s also situated in languid Morocco and evil Eastern Europe.
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Ivy Meeropol’s Cinematic Celebration of E. Jean Carroll

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By Jonah Raskin
| CounterPunch
Detail from the poster for Ask Jean. Ivy Meeropol, granddaughter of Ethel and Julius Rosenberg— and the director of Heir to an Execution, a landmark documentary about insidious Roy Cohn —is back on track with a new film about E. Jean Carroll, the gonzo journalist who won two lawsuits against Donald Trump, for rape and defamation of character. The good news about Ask E. Jean is that Trump himself is rarely on the screen. Over the past decade or so, the world has seen and heard far too much from Trump.
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