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‘Oslo, August 31st’
Danish director Joachim Trier exhibits a flawless sense of technical and expressive control as he follows a recovering drug addict. [Read more]
‘Dark Horse’
Todd Solondz applies his signature bleak wit and observational detail to this alternately cruel and compassionate comedy-spiked drama. [Read more]
‘Sparkle’ shines
The re-make of “Sparkle,” starring Jordin Sparks and Whitney Houston in her last screen role, provides a lingering sense of loss mixed with celebration and grim irony.
Writer’s rocky road back to Bourne
Tony Gilroy, who helped write all three Jason Bourne movies, explains why he returned to the franchise for the “The Bourne Legacy” without the title character.
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