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‘I Used to Be Funny’ Review: Bruising Punchlines

The film, which stars Rachel Sennott as a stand-up comedian, looks at the aftereffects of trauma on a character who wields quips as both weapon and shield.

Amy Nicholson
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I Used to Be Funny (Movie), Movies, Sennott, Rachel
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