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  1. The Short History of the Long Road review

    The Short History of the Long Road is partly coming of age, partly father daughter relationship, and partly feeling like an outsider in your own life. There are some spoilers ahead, you've been warned. […]

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  2. The Short History of the Long Road review

    The Short History of the Long Road is partly coming of age, partly father daughter relationship, and partly feeling like an outsider in your own life. There are some spoilers ahead, you've been warned. […]

    oldaintdead.com/the-short-hist

  3. The Short History of the Long Road review

    The Short History of the Long Road is partly coming of age, partly father daughter relationship, and partly feeling like an outsider in your own life. There are some spoilers ahead, you've been warned. […]

    oldaintdead.com/the-short-hist

  4. The Short History of the Long Road review

    The Short History of the Long Road is partly coming of age, partly father daughter relationship, and partly feeling like an outsider in your own life. There are some spoilers ahead, you've been warned. […]

    oldaintdead.com/the-short-hist

  5. H is for Hawk, a touching study of grief

    H is for Hawk is based on a true story. It is an adaption of the book by the same name by Helen MacDonald. Claire Foy stars as Helen in this touching look at how a goshawk helped a woman cope with the loss of her father. […]

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  6. The Five-Star Weekend, a women’s story

    The Five-Star Weekend drew me in immediately with its cast of fabulous women and two women directors for the series. It's set in the aspirational world of Nantucket wealth but concerns itself with the fact that rich people have plenty of drama in their lives just like the rest of us. There are no big spoilers in this review. […]

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  7. The Five-Star Weekend, a women’s story

    The Five-Star Weekend drew me in immediately with its cast of fabulous women and two women directors for the series. It's set in the aspirational world of Nantucket wealth but concerns itself with the fact that rich people have plenty of drama in their lives just like the rest of us. There are no big spoilers in this review. […]

    oldaintdead.com/the-five-star-

  8. The Five-Star Weekend, a women’s story

    The Five-Star Weekend drew me in immediately with its cast of fabulous women and two women directors for the series. It's set in the aspirational world of Nantucket wealth but concerns itself with the fact that rich people have plenty of drama in their lives just like the rest of us. There are no big spoilers in this review. […]

    oldaintdead.com/the-five-star-

  9. Lilly, a Lilly Ledbetter story

    Lilly stars Patricia Clarkson as Lilly Ledbetter. This part biopic, part documentary, film was directed by Rachel Feldman. Lilly Ledbetter became well known because of her battle with the Goodyear Tire Company over equal pay. […]

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  10. The Beast in Me, this powerful series captivates

    The Beast in Me is the kind of story that will be talked about for many years. It's a tightly written suspense drama that deals with themes of blame, vengeance, rage, and violence that are part of human nature. It's a deep examination of those themes in ways that will merit visiting and revisiting by analysts and film scholars. […]

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  11. The Lincoln Lawyer, season 3 review

    The Lincoln Lawyer, season 3, brings a new case to Mickey Haller (Manuel Garcia-Rulfo) and his group of associates. As usual, in this series based on mystery novels by Michael Connelly, things get very complicated and dangerous before it's all over, but Mickey usually manages to win his case as a defense attorney in the end. […]

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  12. Baby Fever review: two seasons of this Danish comedy/drama

    Baby Fever (Skruk) is a serious comedy about a woman doctor in a fertility clinic. It's a 30 minute show with 2 seasons now on Netflix. The comedy is light and the drama is ongoing because the doctor is a mess in her personal life. She's a great doctor, but whew, does she screw things up.

    Simone and Nana share everything

    Nana (Josephine Park) works with a colorful cast of characters in the fertility clinic. Her best friend Simone (Olivia Joof Lewerissa) is the receptionist. Her boss Helle [...]

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  13. Parachute review: troubled people struggle with life

    Parachute, an intense drama from director Brittany Snow, tells a gritty and difficult story about a young woman with food and body issues.

    Parachute begins the day Riley (Courtney Eaton) comes out of rehab for her eating disorder. She meets Ethan (Thomas Mann), who just got out of jail that day. In spite of knowing that forming a new relationship is not a good idea, the two of them stick together.

    For a long time they try to function as just friends. When they try to take it further it [...]

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