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Romey Norton

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'The Whisper Man' Review: Netflix's Latest Chilling Thriller Whispers Loudly

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By Romey Norton
| Film Focus Online
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Everything I Own

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By Romey Norton, Scarlett Johansson
| DMovies
There is something beautiful and painful about watching a family home being emptied. The boxes are packed, the walls become bare, and ordinary objects are suddenly for sale for someone else to make memories with. In Everything I Own, filmmaker Andrew Garbus turns that process into something far more complicated than a documentary about selling a house. It becomes the portrait of a family reaching the end of one chapter while still trying to work out what went wrong.
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Movie Review: ‘Deep in the Heart 2: Texas Rivers’: Wild at Heart

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By Romey Norton
| InSession Film Verified
Director: Ben Masters Writer: Ben Masters Stars: Ethan Hawke Synopsis: Water, wildlife, and land conservation in Texas. Wildlife stories from each of Texas’ major river basins, as well as diving into our state’s successes and failures when it comes to managing water for both people as well as ecosystems. Texas is known for being big. From vast deserts and open plains to bigger-than-life characters. Not surprising when 33 million people are living there.
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