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Review: Neruda
this is a discussion within the NOLA Community Forum; It?s the right of a narrative filmmaker to take liberties with historical events and figures, especially when art ? not history ? is the primary goal. Countless failed biopics prove that strict adherence to historical facts seldom leads to satisfying ...
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Review: Neruda
 It?s the right of a narrative filmmaker to take liberties with historical events and figures, especially when art ? not history ? is the primary goal. Countless failed biopics prove that strict adherence to historical facts seldom leads to satisfying historical drama.? |
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