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‘Company’ Review: Nick Nolte And Other Notables Are In It, But Director Casey Affleck’s Son Atticus Makes Biggest Impression – Venice Film Festival

I totally get why Company, Casey Affleck’s first directorial effort since his sophomore film behind the lens, 2019’s Light of My Life, is titled the way it is. This movie spanning a trio of generations in the 20th century is essentially divided into three parts, each one specifically is about human connection and how we […]

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‘Company’ Review: Nick Nolte And Other Notables Are In It, But Director Casey Affleck’s Son Atticus Makes Biggest Impression – Venice Film Festival
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