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Grief is undeniably an emotion that’s difficult to depict well cinematically. The feelings run so deep that they’re hard to capture authentically and sensitively. And, because of this, movies dealing with this subject often get a pass when they’re being assessed. Indeed, no one wants to be disrespectful toward vehicles attempting to get a handle on these feelings, and that’s truly understandable. But what if a picture seeking to accomplish this comes up short on its mission? Are those offerings genuinely fair game for evaluation on their artistic merits? That would seem to be a fair question a…
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