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Review: “All of a Sudden” Continues Hamaguchi’s Streak of Deeply Felt, Empathetic Dramas

Fans of Ryusuke Hamaguchi's work will be happy with his newest film "All of a Sudden", a three-hour drama about the workers running an elderly care facility.
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