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Daily Archives: April 8, 2023
Netflixable? A Thai Chef Learns if she has the “Hunger” to Succeed
It should go without saying that you don’t settle into the two-hours+ of a drama set within the world of haute cuisine with an empty stomach. That’s doubly true for the Thai tale “Hunger,” whose title is the last warning … Continue reading
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Movie Preview: Ben Kingsley is the Artist in Winter, trapped by his own fame in “Daliland”
A few tasty co stars fill the orbit of Sir Ben’s Salvador Dali, an unfocused “celebrity” during the era he befriended Mia Farrow and ran with the jet set, and had no time to paint. Sort of “My Week with … Continue reading
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