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The Red Laugh
The Red Laugh (Krasnyy smekh) is a 1905 short novel by the Russian writer Leonid Andreyev, an anti-war response to the Russo-Japanese War depicting society's descent into madness.
The Red Line (TV series)
The Red Line is a 2019 CBS eight-episode limited drama, also called a miniseries, created by Caitlin Parrish and Erica Weiss with Ava DuVernay and Greg Berlanti producing; it follows three Chicago families after a police shooting, starred Noah Wyle, and was cancelled after low ratings.
The Red Page
The Red Page was the weekly literary page of the Sydney magazine The Bulletin, an influential forum for criticism of new books from the 1890s until 1960.
The Red Plum Blossom
The Red Plum Blossom (Hongmei ji, 红梅记) is a 34-act Ming dynasty chuanqi play by Zhou Chaojun about the ghost of the murdered concubine Li Huiniang.
The Red Road (TV series)
The Red Road is a SundanceTV crime drama created by Aaron Guzikowski, airing 2014-2015 in two six-episode seasons. It stars Martin Henderson, Jason Momoa, and Julianne Nicholson in a New Jersey story about a sheriff's pact with a Lenape ex-con.
The Red Room
The Red Room (Röda rummet) is an 1879 satirical novel by the Swedish writer August Strindberg, following the idealist Arvid Falk through 1870s Stockholm journalism and often called the first modern Swedish novel.
The Red Sea Diving Resort
The Red Sea Diving Resort is a 2019 Netflix spy thriller by Gideon Raff starring Chris Evans, dramatizing Mossad's Operation Brothers, which used a fake Sudanese diving resort to smuggle Ethiopian Jews to Israel.
The Red Shoes (1948 film)
The Red Shoes (1948) is a British Technicolor film by Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger (The Archers), starring ballerina Moira Shearer as Vicky Page opposite Anton Walbrook's impresario Lermontov, famous for its extended central ballet, Oscar wins for art direction and music, and Sight and Sound canon status.
The Red Shoes (fairy tale)
The Red Shoes (De røde Skoe) is Hans Christian Andersen's 1845 fairy tale, published in Nye Eventyr, about Karen, a poor girl whose red shoes force her to dance until her feet are cut off; the protagonist's name echoes Andersen's half-sister Karen Marie.
The Red Sleeve (옷소매 붉은 끝동)
The Red Sleeve (옷소매 붉은 끝동) is a 2021-2022 MBC Korean historical romance drama, 17 episodes, based on Kang Mikang's novel about King Jeongjo and Royal Noble Consort Uibin Seong, starring Lee Jun-ho and Lee Se-young, peaking at 17.4% ratings.
The Red Sowing
"The Red Sowing" (2024) is the seventh episode of House of the Dragon season 2, directed by Loni Peristere and written by David Hancock, in which Rhaenyra Targaryen's dragonseed gambit at Dragonstone gives the Blacks four dragonriders.
The Red Tent (Diamant novel)
The Red Tent is Anita Diamant's 1997 first novel retelling the biblical Dinah story (Genesis 34) in Dinah's voice; a sleeper bestseller, Book Sense Award winner, translated widely, adapted by Lifetime in 2014.
The Red Tour
The Red Tour was Taylor Swift's third concert tour, supporting her album Red, running March 13, 2013 to June 12, 2014 over 86 shows across North America, Oceania, Europe, and Asia, grossing $146 million with Ed Sheeran as main opener and no released concert film.
The Red Turtle
The Red Turtle (レッドタートル ある島の物語, La Tortue rouge) is a 2016 dialogue-free animated film by Michael Dudok de Wit, Studio Ghibli's first co-production with a non-Japanese director, about a shipwrecked man, a red turtle, and the cycle of life.
The Red Violin
The Red Violin (Le violon rouge), 1998 drama by François Girard and Don McKellar: a blood-varnished violin travels from 1681 Cremona through Vienna, Oxford, and Shanghai to a Montreal auction; John Corigliano's Oscar-winning score, eight Genies, Samuel L. Jackson as appraiser Morritz.
The Red Wheelbarrow
The Red Wheelbarrow: 16-word 1923 poem by William Carlos Williams, published untitled in Spring and All; an Imagist free-verse lyric on a rain-glazed wheelbarrow beside white chickens, opening "so much depends / upon."
The Red Woman
"The Red Woman" (Season 6, Episode 1 of Game of Thrones, aired April 24, 2016) is the series' 51st episode, directed by Jeremy Podeswa and written by Benioff and Weiss, ending with Melisandre's necklace reveal of her true aged form.
The Red-Haired Woman
The Red-Haired Woman (Turkish: Kırmızı Saçlı Kadın) is a 2016 novel by Orhan Pamuk about a well-digger and his apprentice near Istanbul in the mid-1980s.
The Redbreast
The Redbreast (Rødstrupe) is a 2000 crime novel by Jo Nesbø and the third Harry Hole book. It follows Harry Hole investigating a rare smuggled weapon.
The Redemption of Time (观想之宙)
The Redemption of Time (观想之宙, Three Body X: Aeon of Contemplation) is Baoshu's 2011 Three-Body continuation, written in three weeks as fan fiction after Death's End, published with Liu Cixin's permission; Ken Liu translated it for Tor in 2019.
The Reef (2010 film)
The Reef (2010) is an Australian survival thriller by Andrew Traucki, also known simply as Reef, about capsized sailors stalked by a great white, based on the 1983 Ray Boundy trawler disaster and shot with real sharks.
The Ref
The Ref is a 1994 American black comedy directed by Ted Demme, starring Denis Leary as a burglar who takes a quarreling couple hostage on Christmas Eve.
The Reformatory
The Reformatory is a 2023 supernatural historical horror novel by Tananarive Due, following a boy sent to a haunted Florida reformatory inspired by the Dozier School for Boys.
The Refusal of Time
The Refusal of Time is a 2012 five-channel video installation by William Kentridge, first shown at dOCUMENTA (13), that examines how time has been measured and standardized.
The Regent Theater (music)
The Regent Theater is a standing-room music venue in downtown Los Angeles's Bank District, reopened in 2014 in a restored 1914 movie palace and operated by Mitchell Frank's Spaceland.
The Regime (miniseries)
The Regime is a 2024 HBO six-episode political satire miniseries created by Will Tracy, starring Kate Winslet as mold-obsessed dictator Chancellor Elena Vernham and Matthias Schoenaerts as Herbert Zubak, set in a fictional Central European country.
The Regrettes
The Regrettes: Los Angeles rock band formed in 2015, led by Lydia Night with Genessa Gariano; three Warner albums (Feel Your Feelings Fool!, How Do You Love?, Further Joy); broke up November 2023.
The Regulators (novel)
The Regulators (novel): 1996 Stephen King horror novel published as Richard Bachman, mirror companion to Desperation, set on Poplar Street, Wentworth, Ohio, where Tak possesses autistic boy Seth Garin.
The Rehearsal (TV series)
The Rehearsal is an HBO docu-comedy series created by and starring Nathan Fielder, premiering July 15, 2022, in which people rehearse difficult life events in elaborate replica sets with actors; season 2 (2025) focused on aviation safety and won a Peabody Award.
The Reichenbach Fall
"The Reichenbach Fall" is the third and final episode of the second series of BBC's Sherlock, first broadcast on 15 January 2012 and written by Steve Thompson.