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Through the looking glass

By Don Jaucian | June 16, 2012 - 12:00am

Unlike other filmmakers who dwell on the grand notions of death and its actualities, French filmmaker Olivier Assayas is more interested in its ramifications and how the dead is survived by the living.

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