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In 2024, the Japanese director’s revival of the famed saga won a surprise Oscar. He describes how he tried to make the latest ...

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At the 2026 New Yorker Festival, Michelle Alexander, Ta-Nehisi Coates, and Mahmoud Khalil joined Marguerite Casey Foundation president and C.E.O., Carmen Rojas, for a conversation about our current ...