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‘A Radiant Girl’ Review: Coming of Age in Paris, 1942

This Holocaust drama could have easily passed for a blissful teen romance; instead, it’s an awkwardly rendered portrait of a young Jewish woman in denial.

Beatrice Loayza
Author: Beatrice Loayza

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Beatrice Loayza

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Malle, Louis, Movies, Paris (France), Rebecca Marder, Sandrine Kiberlain
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