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David Rapp

Minneapolis
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4 New Adaptations To Watch in May

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By David Rapp
| Kirkus Reviews
Watch for Kirkus’ column on Remarkably Bright Creatures, a new film based on the bestselling 2022 debut novel by Shelby Van Pelt. It stars Sally Field as Tova, a grieving part-time cleaner at a small-town aquarium; Alfred Molina narrates the thoughts of Marcellus, a highly observant and intelligent octopus with whom Tova bonds. The movie also features Lewis Pullman (Lessons in Chemistry) as Cameron, a troubled man passing through town, searching for answers about his past.
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Are Corrective Social Media Replies Beneficial? Refutation Text Structure Grounded in Discourse Interactions

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By Claire Mason, David Rapp
| Wiley Online Library
David N. Rapp Department of Psychology, Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois, USA School of Education and Social Policy, Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois, USA Contribution: Resources, Supervision, Conceptualization, ​Investigation, Funding acquisition, Writing - original draft, Methodology, Writing - review & editing, Formal analysis Search for more papers by this author
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4 New Adaptations To Watch in January

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By David Rapp
| Kirkus Reviews
Be on the lookout for our in-depth column on H Is for Hawk, a new film based on Helen Macdonald’s acclaimed 2015 memoir, which was a finalist for the Kirkus Prize. It stars The Crown’s Claire Foy and was directed by Misbehaviour’s Philippa Lowthorpe, who co-wrote the screenplay with novelist Emma Donoghue; it premieres on Jan. 23.
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