Review: 'Learning to Drive' Charts a Culture-Bridging Friendship
By STEPHEN HOLDEN
This grown-up drama stars Patricia Clarkson as a New York book critic, and Ben Kingsley as her Indian-American driving instructor.
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Review: In 'Youth,' Strains of Family and Country Fall on Brothers' Shoulders
By STEPHEN HOLDEN
Crude fantasy seems to merge with the daily reality of a militarized society as brothers try to save their family from financial ruin in this Tom Shoval film.
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Review: In 'Guidance,' a High School Counselor as a Rotten Role Model
By JEANNETTE CATSOULIS
Pat Mills wrote, directed and stars in this black comedy about a former child star who fraudulently gets a job of giving advice to teenagers.
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Review: 'The Iron Ministry' Uses Train Passengers to Tell China's Story
By A. O. SCOTT
J. P. Sniadecki spent nearly three years filming this documentary on the trains that carry tens of millions across the nation each year.
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Review: In 'Sinister 2,' a Murderous Being Returns for More Mayhem
By ANDY WEBSTER
In this horror sequel, a woman takes refuge in a rural home with her twin sons, who are then manipulated by evil.
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