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Review: Brooklyn
this is a discussion within the NOLA Community Forum; There?s no faster way to limit the audience for a particular film than by calling it a romance, a term that?s hard to avoid when discussing director John Crowley?s Brooklyn . Which is a shame, because the film effectively transcends ...
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Review: Brooklyn
 There?s no faster way to limit the audience for a particular film than by calling it a romance, a term that?s hard to avoid when discussing director John Crowley?s Brooklyn. Which is a shame, because the film effectively transcends labels with a finely observed portrait of a young Irish woman who emigrates to 1950s America in search of a better life.? |
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