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When the past returns

The Currents
2025, dir. Milagros Mumenthaler, 100 min.

Romería
2025, dir. Carla Simón, 115 min.

A woman wins a prize. We see this happening to her, maybe, in the way that she’s seeing it: from far away, under cold lights, surrounded b...

4 days ago

DeathLife

The wonderful people at the Architectural Review asked me to write about this year’s World Cup. I wrote about the air-conditioning-unit-turned-stadium that is MetLife and what happens when the world’s sport meets the U.S.’s suburbs.

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17 days ago
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Let it rip!

Scarface
1983, dir. Brian De Palma, 165 min.

For someone who struggles to watch violence in film and television, I loved this movie. De Palma’s brilliance is in piling up the atrocities so forcefully but incrementally, in charting the de...

18 days ago
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O juremos con gloria morir

For Golden Goal, a magazine about the 2026 World Cup, I wrote about the England–Argentina rivalry and what it means to be un hincha. Read it before the match:

a month ago
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Nuestra Tierra

Recently, for Jacobin, I wrote about Lucrecia Martel’s latest film, Nuestra Tierra (Our Land), a documentary about the indigenous Chuschagasta community in the north of Argentina and their struggle for their land, identity, and dignity.

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  • Marianela D'Aprile

    I am a writer and critic. I live in New York City. You can find my work here and other places, including The Nation, Pitchfork, n+1, Mother Jones, and The New York Review of Architecture.

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