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Tatiana Craine

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A Murdered Man Seeks His Killer in “Dead on Arrival”

Yes, we have yet another remake of the noir classic “D.O.A.”

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“Dear Dictator” Is a Teen High School Comedy Starring Michael Caine as a…*checks notes* Murderous Strongman?

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Logan Lerman Plays a Writer Racked With Guilt in “The Vanishing of Sidney Hall”

The cast is good and the dreamy cinematography is lovely. Shame about the other stuff.

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“Becks” Is an Understated Musical About Arrested Development

A Brooklyn singer-songwriter returns home and gets more than she bargained for

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Whitney Cummings’s “The Female Brain” Is an Overwrought Rom-Com About…Well, Take a Guess

Based on the popular and controversial nonfiction book by Louann Brizendine

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Powerful Basketball Doc “Shot in the Dark” Unpacks Hardships On and Off the Court

Set on Chicago’s West Side, this film isn’t just about sports — it’s about survival

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Dito Montiel’s “The Clapper” Fails to Rouse Applause

This survey of showbiz grunt work has an interesting premise, but most everything in it feels forced

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“Saturday Church” Finds a Young Man Finding Himself at the West Village’s Vogue Balls

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All’s Fair in Love and Workplace Training Scenarios

Corporate demos fuel creative conflict in “Dim the Fluorescents”

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The Coming-of-Age Mystery “Kepler’s Dream” Is Sweet Without Being Too Saccharine

A feel-good puzzler based on Juliet Bell’s acclaimed YA novel

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