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Daily Archives: August 18, 2026
Movie Review: Rose Byrne is one “Tow” away from Homelessness
Get past the gorgeous, glamorous star power in the cast and a tone that lurches from cute to Kafkaesque and the homeless-woman-goes-to-court dramedy “Tow” will still hit you right in the ol’heartstrings. A sentimental tale told with a bitter bite, … Continue reading
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Documentary Review: A Filmmaker Father Reckons with the Loss of his Son — “Remake”
The grim finality of loss hangs over legendary filmmaker Ross McElwee’s “Remake.” A meditation on grief, guilt and an obsession to honestly and frankly document one’s life and share it with the world, it may not be the last film … Continue reading
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