Even beyond its handling of its autistic character, “Music” is a terribly constructed film.
Author: Douglas Laman
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Ryan White’s documentary examines the two women who killed Kim Jong-un’s brother, and the complex web of lies and deceptions that got them to do it.
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delivers an emotionally engrossing directorial debut.
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Netflix’s newest reality show gets both turnt and insightful.
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