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SXSW 2026: Interview With Writer/Director & Star of UGLY CRY Emily Robinson  filminquiry.com

Cries of Pleasure (1983) - Photos  IMDb

A Philosophy of Pleasure in “The Taste of Things”  The New Yorker

‘My Wife Cries’ Review: Angela Schanelec’s Marriage Story Is a Moving, Mysterious Humanist Marvel  IndieWire

Cries of Pleasure (1983)  Blu-ray.com

Rare James Glickenhaus and Jess Franco flicks coming to Severin Blu-ray; details, art, trailer  rue-morgue.com

‘We Live in Time’ Inspires a Thousand Crying Selfies  The New York Times

The 15 Best Declarations Of Love In Film, Ranked By Someone Who Cries During Every Movie  BuzzFeed

2024's most erotic sex scene has no nudity at all  Salon.com

Cries and Whispers: Love and Death  The Criterion Collection

Tearful Kevin Bacon pays tribute to his ‘A Few Good Men’ director Rob Reiner: ‘Everyone’s hurting’  Page Six

The Science of Tearjerkers: Why We Love It When Movies Make Us Cry  Mental Floss

Past Lives, A24’s new study of romantic longing  Dazed

Review: Spoken Word ‘Wade in the Water,’ Powerful, Taut, and an Empathetic Cry from Blacks Living in America
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Video Dispatches: JESS FRANCO, KING HU, THE WIZARD, GWENDOLINE  filminquiry.com

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“The Crying Book” Reveals How Tears Can Help Us, and How They Can’t  The New Yorker

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Interview: ‘Manchester’ director lets you cry it all out in heartbreaking film  The Seattle Times

What Happened to the Frothy Pleasures of The Little Mermaid?  Vulture

Re-Animator movie review & film summary  Roger Ebert

‘Ms. Match’ 2023 Movie Cast: Meet the Actors, See Plot  Life & Style

It's time we stopped dismissing our favourite films as 'guilty pleasures'  The i Paper

Two types of peak emotional responses to music: The psychophysiology of chills and tears | Scientific Reports  Nature

Elisa Vela  Blu-ray.com

Brad Pitt admits he cries at The Great Pottery Throwdown  HELLO! Magazine

Quentin Tarantino names the modern rom-com that made him cry  Far Out Magazine

This Strange Satire Was Roger Ebert’s Only Produced Screenplay  Collider