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Falling into Place

Romantic drama leans to the predictable, but is evidence of a talented multi-hyphenate filmmaker

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Falling into Place

Romantic drama leans to the predictable, but is evidence of a talented multi-hyphenate filmmaker

April

Rigorous abortion drama is uncompromising in both its subject matter and its presentation

Zero

High-concept actions suggests potential for greatness but frustratingly takes its foot off the accelerator

Ebony & Ivory

There’s no perfect harmony in this deranged take on the first meeting between Paul McCartney and Stevie Wonder

DVDs

Imaginary

Another uninspired Blumhouse horror mines childhood trauma to no great effect

Eureka

A film that plays so apathetically with the concept of abstract art even Kandinsky would be left begging for cogency

Eden Court

Emily

The life of Emily Brontë presented through the prism of her masterpiece