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TIFF Review: A Talent for Murder Doesn’t Live Up to Patricia Highsmith’s Legacy

September 17

Old ladies need movies as festivals like TIFF need world premieres. So is the case with A Talent for Murder , which can be applied to a subgenre known as Mirrenslop.

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