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Movie Review: Just Beyond Paris, the “Suspended Time” of Covid is meant for Chat, Cooking and Reminiscing
At this late date, it’s difficult to find something new or fresh to say about “What we did during Covid lockdown,” as so many other filmmakers chose to use that time planning and even filming such stories. But the French … Continue reading
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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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