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Review: 'Low Down'

A minor figure in the jazz world, Joe Albany came to prominence in he '40s and '50s during the bebop era. Like many jazzsters, he had a heroin habit. "Low Down" looks at Albany's life in the '70s through the eyes of his daughter Amy Jo.

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Review: 'The Cold Lands'

When an 11-year-old boy's mother dies, he abandons his country home and takes to the woods where he meets a stoner drifter in "The Cold Lands."

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Review: Nicola Peltz in 'Affluenza'

Kevin Asch's followup to "Holy Rollers" portrays another New York subculture: Long Island trustafarians. Set in the 2000s, the movie's backdrop is the country's looming financial crisis.

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