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Debby Das

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‘Smile’ Review: A Shallow Treatment of Mental Illness in the World of the Supernatural

By Debby Das  • 

Although “Smile” fails to evince any artful portrayal of mental illness, it at least succeeds in a more fundamental, instinctual task of the horror genre — to scare, and to scare thoroughly.


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'The Northman' Review: A Tediously Stoic Adaptation of Hamlet

By Debby Das  • 

Although replete with all the dark moodiness and savagery one expects from an Eggers film, “The Northman” tragically fails to extract any deep emotional investment from its audience.


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‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ Review: A Thrilling Roller-Coaster Ride through the Multiverse

By Debby Das  • 

The film’s genius lies in its ability to track one woman’s sense of individual loss — of her dreams, her ambitions, her self — as it morphs into an exploration of her relationships with her family members.


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Artist Profile: Shivaike Shah on ‘Uprooting Medea’ and Bringing the Classics into Conversation with the Contemporary

By Debby Das  • 

“[I’ve] had so many experiences backstage, certainly in fashion, where you may have managed to get diversity in front of the camera, but there’s nothing happening behind the camera,” Shah said.


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‘Nighttown’ Preview: Molly Bloom Takes the Stage in an Operatic Reimagining of ‘Ulysses’

By Debby Das  • 

The production brings to life the complicated relationship between Leopold and Molly Bloom as seen through Molly’s perspective, which remains largely underdeveloped in the novel.


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Unpopular Opinion: ‘Happy Feet’ is a Disturbingly Powerful Horror Movie

By Debby Das  • 

“Happy Feet” should have found its niche not in children’s cinema but in adult horror.

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