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Book review: Molly Tanzer’s “And Side By Side They Wander”

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There’s something that happens when you go to a museum and find yourself in the same room as a famous piece of art. You likely have encountered the art before – reproduced in a magazine, in a poster on your dorm room wall. But there’s something about eerie and powerful sharing physical space with the real thing – like the two of you were traveling along different trajectories across the world that, for a few minutes, intersect.
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A father (Xie Miao) is on a single-minded quest to rescue his daughter in “The Furious”. (LIONSGATE) You can only call your action movie “The Furious” for one of two reasons in a world where there’s already at least 10 “The Fast and the Furious” movies. Either you’re a cheapie ripoff hoping to trick viewers into thinking you’re part of the franchise. Or you know you’ve got the goods and can stand tall on your own. “The Furious” has got the goods.
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“Jinsei” follows a man through a century his life, including a stint as a world-famous pop star. (Greenwich Entertainment) First-time Japanese filmmaker Ryuya Suzuki’s debut animated film “Jinsei” didn’t remind me so much of other animated films – it’s much too strange and singular for that. Instead, it reminded me of one of those indie video games you buy out of curiosity on Steam that costs eight bucks and is made entirely by one person.
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