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"Tedeschi’s film is a declaration of love for the Beatles, but what distinguishes it is its curiosity about the America of that time..."
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"Don’t force a plot to emerge. Better to experience “Here” like open-eyed meditation, nodding at connections and ideas so fragile they’d disintegrate if said aloud."
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"'Joy' is not all joy. There is frustration and loss and tears along the way, but it is a triumphant film about the way humans can make the world better and how a baby’s cry can be a priceless gift."
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"What comes through most by the time Bread & Roses wraps up is that our responsibility now is not to ourselves, but to future generations, to ready them to face down their aggressors instead of merely accepting their will."
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"It’s an overused critical argument but the setting of 'Across the River' truly is a character as Ortiz and her team subtly embrace the atmosphere of Venice, using mostly natural light and handheld cameras to highlight the unique energy of the Italian city, a place full of so many beginnings and endings."
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"While you’re still in the vice-like grip of [Green Border's] multilevel narrative it may not feel like it, but a film like Agnieszka Holland’s bruisingly powerful new refugee drama ultimately comes from a place of optimism."
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"...The satire [in Only Murders in the Building] is now not only about true crime but also Hollywood’s obsession with IP and adaptations."
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