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Life And Nothing More: How A Spanishborn Filmmaker Made A Sensitive Portrait Of A Working Class African American Life | AutoTraffic
‘Life and Nothing More’: How a Spanish-Born Filmmaker Made a ...
Spanish-born filmmaker Antonio Méndez Esparza’s second feature, “Life and Nothing More,” is a sensitive portrait of an African-American working class family struggling on the margins of ...
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‘Life and Nothing More’ Review: Sensitive Neorealist Indie ... - Yahoo
To watch single mom Regina (Regina Williams), the central figure in Antonio Méndez Esparza’s dramatic feature “Life and Nothing More,” as she struggles to raise a three-year-old daughter ...
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'Life and Nothing More' Review -- Variety Critic's Pick
Critics Pick Film Review: ‘Life and Nothing More’ For lovers of 'Moonlight,' Antonio Méndez Esparza's outstanding neorealist drama makes a powerful next step, depicting an African-American ...
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Life and Nothing More Review: A Rich Film About Living in Poverty
Spanish-born filmmaker Antonio Méndez Esparza’s second feature, “Life and Nothing More,” is a sensitive portrait of an African-American working class family struggling on the margins of ...
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Review: Award-winning drama ‘Life and Nothing More’ takes hard ...
Spanish-born filmmaker Antonio Méndez Esparza’s intimate, naturalistic and unvarnished drama “Life and Nothing More,” winner of 2018’s Independent Spirit John Cassavetes Award ...
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‘Life and Nothing More’: A Mother-Son Portrait Steeped in the Day ...
“Life and Nothing More” begins on a bus ride to court and ends at a prison, but not for the reasons viewers — or, more to the point, the legal system — might intuit. The film touches on a ...
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'Life And Nothing More': San Sebastian Review | Reviews | Screen
Set in Florida and terrifically acted by non-professionals, the film begins with a court appearance for Andrew (Andrew Bleechington), a 14 year-old African-American in trouble for breaking into cars.
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'Life and Nothing More' Review: Sensitive Neorealist Indie Charts a ...
“Life and Nothing More” wants to be a window where no part is unsmudged or unnecessarily ornamented, and the view is remarkable for showing what you rarely see in two movie hours: a respect ...
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