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    <description>While Hollywood was busy with its own golden age, filmmakers in Japan, Italy, France, and beyond were making some of the most astonishing movies ever put on screen — and most American audiences never got the chance to see them. Decades later, these hidden masterpieces are finally within reach.</description>
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    <description>Long before true crime bingeing became a weekend ritual, a handful of filmmakers were quietly rewriting the rules of nonfiction cinema. Here are the essential documentaries from the 1960s through the 90s that shaped every documentary you love today — and where to find their modern descendants.</description>
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    <description>Vinyl records are flying off the shelves, and it&#039;s not just your dad buying them. A whole new generation is ditching the algorithm for the needle drop — and what they&#039;re finding on the other side says a lot about where music culture is headed.</description>
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    <description>Nineteen fifty-nine was a year that crackled with creative electricity — rock and roll was finding its footing, jazz was pushing into uncharted territory, and a handful of extraordinary talents were quietly laying the groundwork for everything that came after. Most of them never got the credit they deserved. Royce 59 is here to change that.</description>
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