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Joyce Slaton

San Francisco
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I write about baby products for BabyCenter, and live, cook and eat in San Francisco.
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Melania Movie Review

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By Melania Trump, Brett Ratner, Joyce Slaton
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age 10+ Mild but vapid documentary reveals little about its subject. Parents need to know that Melania is a documentary about the 20 days leading up to President Donald Trump's 2025 inauguration. The film was produced by its subject, Melania Trump, and focuses on her preparations for the ceremony.
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By Joyce Slaton, Flynn McGarry, Paris McGarry, Cameron Yates, Meg McGarry
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age 10+ Some salty talk in easygoing docu about talented young chef. Parents need to know that Chef Flynn is an earnest documentary about aspiring young cook Flynn McGarry, who goes to unusual lengths to become a high-end chef. For the most part, the film is free of iffy content: There's no sex, violence, drugs, or drinking (at one point, teenage Flynn even toasts a success with sparkling nonalcoholic cider instead of champagne).
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Running for Grace Movie Review

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By Joyce Slaton
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age 10+ Sweet, slow-moving romance deals with 1920s racism. Parents need to know that Running for Grace is a drama set in 1920s Hawaii about a wrong-side-of-the-tracks boy who romances a rich girl. The movie includes lots of period-accurate racism and classism, though its sympathies are clearly with the downtrodden.
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