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Daily Archives: June 12, 2025
Movie Review: To be Pretty, Young and Italian, Figuring It Out at “Diciannove”
Giovanni Tortorici’s “Diciannove” is a dreamy, drifting odyssey into a time in youth when one discovers the meaning of “the world’s your oyster.” It’s about a young Italian with choices at an age when you know it all and you … Continue reading
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Tagged book-review, film-review, italian-youth, movies, Reviews, sexuality
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Documentary Review: A Young Woman “Prime Minister” steers New Zealand Through its Darkest Hours
There’s cold comfort for American and international audiences taking in “Prime Minister,” a new documentary about New Zealand’s first female prime minister, the woman who led the country through a horrific mass shooting hate crime, a volcanic erruption, COVID and … Continue reading
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Tagged christchurch-shooting, covid, documentary, film, jacinda-ardern, muslim-immigrants, new-zealand, news, politics
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