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Rectify Review: Daniel Holden Walks Home From Death Row
A man returns home after nineteen years in prison, and the town cannot forgive him. Rectify weighs memory, guilt, and judgment.
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A weekly Mexican anthology drama of 15 seasons and 891 episodes, wherein a white rose doth signify the presence of the Virgin of Guadalupe.
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Treadstone Review: Ten Episodes of Familiar Bourne Copying
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‘Big Sky’: Strong Partners, Weak Premise
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TV Reviews5.1/10
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A high school boy switches between a fat, ugly body and a fit, handsome one, facing discrimination and kindness alike.