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Will Poulter leads sensitive, intriguing addiction drama

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By Noah Centineo, Elise Kibler, Matt Zoller Seitz Verified
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You rarely encounter features as tight (97 minutes), soft-spoken, and straightforward as “Union County,” a film about rural Ohio drug addicts in court-ordered rehabilitation. And when you do, they don’t tell the story of a character who rarely speaks. This film does that, and a lot more. The young man is Cody Parsons (Will Poulter), a drug offender who must pass through a three-stage, supervised process to prove he’s committed to getting clean. The government will return him to prison if he fails.
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The Rivals of Amziah King

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By Jake Horowitz, Scott Shepherd, Matt Zoller Seitz Verified
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Matthew McConaughey was a star to connoisseurs of up-and-coming actors long before his official ascension into the firmament in March 2014, when he won an Oscar for “Dallas Buyers Club” before “True Detective” premiered on HBO. Cinema made room for his specialness before most folks knew his name.
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Memories of Helen: The Heroic Despair of “John Wick”

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By Matt Zoller Seitz Verified
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I can’t get enough of John Wick. As soon as one of the films in the series showed up on a streaming platform (typically HBO Max), it became a default choice for me and my partner Judith, who adores them as much as I do. But it wasn’t until we were both crushed by the flu and decided to go to bed early and stay there till the next day that I figured out why this particular set of movies was so enchanting.
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