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Fackham Hall

Rating 8/10 The smartest parodies reward familiarity without requiring it.  They rest on wit, style, and a commitment to the joke.  Fackham Hall delivers all three. The Davenport family scrambles to secure their lineage.  There is no male heir.  So, daughter Poppy (Emma Laird) is nudged toward an arranged marriage. Lady Davenport (Katherine Waterston) believes […]

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Rental Family

Rating 7/10 It’s the kind of premise you’d swear was made up as a writer’s invention.  An out-of-work American actor in Tokyo is recruited by an agency to play the role of a groom, a parent, and a friend for assorted customers who need a stand-in for their everyday life. But I was surprised to […]

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Hamnet

Rating 8/10 Historical fiction takes the bare bones of what we think we know about a time period and breathes new life into it.  It invites us to engage with history as real people.  The imagined conversations create a bridge between contemporary readers and distant eras. Maggie O’Farrell’s 2020 novel takes a figure largely unknown […]

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Zootopia 2

Rating 7/10 Zootopia’s bunny-and-fox cop duo is back!  It’s been nearly a decade since we last saw Judy Hopps (Ginnifer Goodwin) and Nick Wilde (Jason Bateman), and their return feels like catching up with old friends.  While the first leaned heavily into an allegory about race, this sequel lets the messaging take a backseat and […]

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Rating 7/10 Sentimental Value concerns the emotional baggage people carry and how those lingering feelings keep one family tied together even as they fall apart.  Joachim Trier, Danish-born and raised in Norway, has quietly become one of Scandinavia’s most celebrated modern directors.  His latest may be his most Bergman-esque to date. Yes, director Ingmar Bergman […]

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