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Review: Apprentice
this is a discussion within the NOLA Community Forum; There has been no shortage of first-rate films examining the death penalty in recent decades, from Errol Morris? groundbreaking documentary The Thin Blue Line to Tim Robbins? powerful Dead Man Walking . Overtly or not, these films mostly build arguments ...
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Review: Apprentice
 There has been no shortage of first-rate films examining the death penalty in recent decades, from Errol Morris? groundbreaking documentary The Thin Blue Line to Tim Robbins? powerful Dead Man Walking. Overtly or not, these films mostly build arguments against capital punishment, which can limit their reach as the films typically wind up preaching to the converted.? |
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