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Review: Les Miserables
By Rom Watson c. March 29, 2013 Musicals are by nature a stylized form of entertainment, and film musicals that embrace stylization in their presentation tend to succeed more often than those that choose the path of realism. Jacques Demy … Continue reading →
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