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DVD Obscura: The New Indie and International Movies You Need to Watch Movie News. From indie and foreign films to new grindhouse and classics, here is a curated list of home entertainment recommendations. New Indie. For a while there, it was looking like the big- screen adult drama was doomed – until someone realized that people over 3. And if that means more movies like The Lovers (Lionsgate Home Entertainment), then that’s cause for celebration. Debra Winger and Tracy Letts – a match made in acting heaven – star as a longtime married couple whose sex life gets exciting again when they start cheating on their respective lovers with, who would have guessed it, each other. Also available: A gay couple take Baby Steps (Gravitas Ventures) toward parenthood, all under the forceful hover of a Dragon- Mom- in- law; Demetri Martin and Kevin Kline play a son and father grappling with grief in the comedy Dean (Lionsgate Home Entertainment); Chuck (Paramount Home Media) features Liev Schreiber in a gritty biopic of the real- life boxer who inspired Rocky.

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The Dinner (Lionsgate Home Entertainment) features an impressive ensemble, including Richard Gere, Steve Coogan, Laura Linney, Chloë Sevigny and Rebecca Hall; producer Topher Grace tries desperately to save his show’s Opening Night (Wolfe Video) in a musical comedy that also features Anne Heche and JC Chasez; a German officer and a Jewish woman in hiding find passion in a WWII romance that definitely proves to be The Exception (Lionsgate Home Entertainment). Bryan Cranston plays a man who sneaks away from his suburban existence in the E. L. Doctorow adaptation Wakefield (Shout Factory/IFC); The Wall (Lionsgate Home Entertainment) is all that’s standing between pinned- down soldiers Aaron Taylor- Johson and John Cena and the Iraqi sniper who wants to kill them both; three brothers find each other again in the mythical make- believe kingdom of their childhood in Oxenfree (Candy Factory Films). New Foreign. Rachel Weisz stars as My Cousin Rachel (2. Century Fox Home Entertainment) in this new adaptation of the Daphne du Maurier bodice- ripper, and since the story is hinged upon the character’s motivations, Weisz’s skill at keeping audiences guessing makes her a perfect fit for the role. She certainly keeps Philip (Sam Claflin) in a whirl, as he pivots from thinking that she killed his benefactor to wanting to marry her.

Love makes people do dumb stuff. But there are practical, easy steps we can take to maintain our privacy during romantic relationships, and changing one simple. It’s increasingly difficult to do anything on your phone nowadays without sharing your geolocation information. Certain Snapchat filters, Facebook status updates.

The mysteries keep coming until the very end. Also available: French director Philippe Garrel explores infidelity amongst a married pair of filmmakers in In the Shadow of Women (Icarus Films); in the Israeli feature Red Leaves (Indie. Pix Films), an elderly Ethiopian immigrant resists assimilation even as his adult children acclimate to their new home; Mouton (Indie. Pix Films) takes a documentary- style look at life in a small French town through the eyes of some of its residents.

Troubled teens give each other the support they need online in the Canadian coming- of- age tale Face 2 Face (Candy Factory Films); in A Blast (Indie. Pix Films), Maria (Angeliki Papoulia, Dogtooth) has a meltdown while Greece tumbles into financial disarray; the murderous legend of Bluebeard (Well Go USA Entertainment) gets a new spin in a new thriller from Korean auteur Lee Soo- youn.

New Documentary. Both a joyous celebration of life and a love letter to newspapers, Obit. Kino Lorber) takes us behind the scenes at The New York Times’ obituary department.

It’s a job that’s anything but morbid, as these talented journalists spring into action and quickly attempt to capture the details and the delights of the lives of the recently departed. It’s a celebration of the hard work of reportage and a reminder of how rich and varied our lives can be.

Also available: Kiki (IFC Films) captures the sensations and joys of New York’s underground ball scene in a way unseen on screen since Paris Is Burning; one of the great American graphic designers gets his due in the informative and evocative Milton Glaser: To Inform & Delight (Kino Lorber); celebrate one of cinema’s most influential filmmakers with Chantal Akerman by Chantal Akerman (Icarus Films), a look at the genius director who left us all too soon. Watch The Secret Online (2017). Jordan Brady caps off his trilogy of comedy documentaries with the stirring (and hilarious) I Am Battle Comic (Monterey Media), which follows stand- up legends like George Lopez, Dave Attell, George Wallace and many more to the front lines as they entertain the troops; The Incomparable Rose Hartman (Gravitas Ventures) examines the life and work of the iconic photographer; travel deep into the Mississippi Delta and celebrate a uniquely American musical form in I Am the Blues (Film Movement). Jane’s Addiction: Alive at Twenty- Five (Cleopatra Entertainment) sees the 9. Robert Mugge pays homage to a giant of jazz in the 1.

Sonny Rollins: Saxophone Colossus (Mug- Shot Productions); Ethiopia hosts some 8. Roaring Abyss (Indie. Pix Films) shows how the nation’s distinct flavor of jazz ties those people together. New Grindhouse. Part of the new wave of indie horror that’s been changing the genre over the past few years, The Transfiguration (Strand Entertainment Home Releasing) earned a slot at the Cannes Film Festival before screening around the world.

A vampire- obsessed teen begins to blur fantasy and reality in this acclaimed thriller, set in a recognizably gritty New York City. Also available: Before Guardians of the Galaxy, director James Gunn spooked audiences with cult hit Slither (Scream Factory), making its Blu- ray debut; The Zodiac Killer (AGFA) is more cheeseball/ripped- from- the- headlines than the David Fincher take, but it’s still a fun watch; you can never get enough Re- Animator (Arrow), now available in a two- disc limited edition that includes an unrated director’s cut; there’s a serial killer on the lone prairie in the period chiller Bender (Candy Factory Films), starring Linda Purl and Bruce Davison. The yakuza roars again in New Battles Without Honor & Humanity (Arrow), Kinji Fukasaku’s trilogy that follows up his classic five- film series; a small- time crook bets his life – literally – in the suspenseful Union Furnace (Metropol Pictures); Jackie Chan reunites with director Stanley Tong (Supercop, Rumble in the Bronx) for the martial- arts comedy Kung Fu Yoga (Well Go USA Entertainment); Effects (AGFA), starring Tom Savini, shows that making a low- budget slasher flick can be absolute murder. Phoenix Forgotten (2.

A Hacker's Guide to Protecting Your Privacy While Dating. Love makes people do dumb stuff. But there are practical, easy steps we can take to maintain our privacy during romantic relationships, and changing one simple behavior now could keep us safe later on if the relationship ends badly. While plenty of the tens of thousands of hackers who descend on Las Vegas every year for the security conference DEF CON are there to break shit, lots of them are there to play defense, too. Lauren Rucker, a risk analyst who has consulted for NASA, coached attendees on maintaining their privacy rights during relationships. If you’re living with someone or in a relationship or a marriage with someone, you are giving up a lot of your privacy rights because you’re sharing a lot with that person anyway,” Rucker said. Rucker recommends several basic steps for cyber hygiene while dating: 1.

Don’t share your passwords or devices. Staying safe in relationships requires setting new norms of behavior before the relationship turns sour, Rucker says. Many people share their Netflix or Amazon passwords with their partners, but doing so can cause legal entanglements later. Courts have sometimes viewed all passwords as equal, faulting a victim whose partner hacked her Facebook because she had shared an Amazon password with him. The court questioned whether one password could be considered private, given that she had shared other accounts, Rucker explained. If you share an i.

Cloud account and you’re sharing pictures that way, you’re sharing accounts in the eyes of the court,” Rucker said. Sharing devices can also weaken your privacy rights if you end up in court. You don’t necessarily know how things will end and how they might go bad,” Rucker said. Password- protect your laptop and encrypt your hard drive to make sure your data is safe. If you want to allow your partner to use your laptop, set up a separate account for them rather than letting them log into yours.

Set up a Google Voice number to use for first dates. Most of us have gone on dates with strangers from the internet at some point. But even if you met your date IRL, it’s a good idea to give them a Google Voice number when you start chatting, Rucker says. Google Voice lets users generate phone numbers for free and use them to set up other secure chat services like Whats. App or Signal. A user can easily turn off her Google Voice number and get a new one if her date turns out to be a creep—and she won’t have to go to the trouble of changing her real number and redistributing it to all her friends.

Use a VPN on shared Wi- Fi networks, including your home network. Abusive spouses have been known to surveil their partners’ online activity. While spouseware–malware that sneakily harvests geolocation, texts, calls, and other information—is an issue, Rucker notes that abusive partners might also track what their significant other is doing on a shared home Wi- Fi network. Using a VPN at home can help keep browsing data private. If you’re going to make a sex tape, do it consensually and privately. We’ve all heard stories of bitter exes leaking nude photos to get revenge on a partner.

But that won’t necessarily discourage people from taking nudes. Still, couples can make decisions that will help them preserve their privacy rights down the road, Rucker explained. She cites the example of a 2. Watch Life On Mars Season 2 Episode 7 there. A New Jersey court found that the man did not have a reasonable expectation of privacy in the home office because the space was shared with the family.

However, other courts have said that couples have a reasonable expectation of privacy in the bedroom and protected women who have been non- consensually filmed there by their partners. Picking the proper venue can protect you, Rucker explains. If the area is visited by multiple parties, it’s probably not a private place; it’s not going to hold up in court,” she said.