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How to Turn a Good Cry Into Good Cinema

The New York Times – Movies:

Bringing a great crying scene to the big screen requires a combination of craft and empathy. This is how three recent movies — “Close,” “Babylon” and “The Woman King” — pulled it off.

Gabe Cohn
Author: Gabe Cohn

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