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BFI London Review: Being Heumann Takes an Admirably Unusual Approach For a Triumphalist Crowd-Pleaser

October 14

Sian Heder’s Oscar winner CODA felt like a movie out of time. It was the kind of broad crowd-pleaser that Miramax would have released to awards success a couple of decades earlier, which I would…

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