See/Hear: The Best Movies, TV and Music for January
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See/Hear: The Best Movies, TV and Music for January
"Welcome to See/Hear, InsideHook's deep dive into the month's most important cultural happenings, pop and otherwise. Every month, we round up the biggest upcoming movie, TV and album releases, ask some cool people to tell us what they've been into lately, make you a playlist we guarantee you'll have on heavy rotation and recommend a classic (or unduly overlooked) piece of pop culture we think is worth revisiting."
"Dead Man's Wire In theaters Jan. 9 (limited release), wide release Jan. 16 Gus Van Sant's new drama is based on a 1977 hostage situation in Indianapolis in which Tony Kiritsis, a man who had fallen behind on his mortgage payments, held his broker Richard O. Hall captive for 63 hours after Hall refused to give him more time to pay, all the while placing frequent calls to a local radio station to broadcast his demands."
A monthly cultural roundup previews major upcoming releases across movies, TV and music and offers playlists and classic recommendations. Upcoming films include People We Meet on Vacation (Jan. 9, Netflix), a rom-com adaptation of Emily Henry's 2021 novel starring Emily Bader and Tom Blyth with Molly Shannon, Alan Ruck, Lukas Gage and Jameela Jamil in supporting roles. Dead Man's Wire (limited Jan. 9; wide Jan. 16) dramatizes a 1977 Indianapolis hostage case directed by Gus Van Sant and starring Bill Skarsgård and Dacre Montgomery, with Colman Domingo, Al Pacino and Cary Elwes among the cast. The Chronology of Water marks Kristen Stewart's feature directorial debut, adapting Lidia Yuknavitch's memoir about abuse, competitive swimming and personal struggles.
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