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‘A. Rimbaud’ Review: Patrick Wang’s Bare-Stage Epic Exhausts Its Novelty Too Soon
It’s often said of period pieces that you can see the money on screen. In A. Rimbaud , what you can see—very much by design—is the lack thereof, as Patrick Wang strips cinema down to its rudiments…
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