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Payne’s ‘Nebraska’ a small-town triumph
Melissa Weller
December 8, 2013
Imagine what a movie showcasing an ordinary, lukewarm existence might look like. One without mobs or crooked cops and the only color in the characters’ lives is the blue on their collar.
The problems with the problems with ‘Blue is the Warmest Color’
Melissa Weller
November 5, 2013
Describing exactly the way Blue is the Warmest Color affected me, as I’m sure it did millions of people, is a struggle, especially from a critical standpoint. It’s an intimate and subjective reflection of people, places and times, carrying the hours with tides of raw emotion rather than frequent chronological plot points.
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