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First-time director Ryuya Suzuki’s solo animated feature stuns visually but stumbles in its storytelling
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The master returns to the awe-inspiring cinema of his early days with depth and maturity
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Paul Rudd and Nick Jonas fight for their rights to credit in this sprightly comedy
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Neo-noir evokes the classics in its story of a piano tuner turned safecracker
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