This month’s films, including Sidney Lumet’s last feature and Abel Ferrara’s grimy portrait of New York, examine the underbelly of society.
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This month’s films, including Sidney Lumet’s last feature and Abel Ferrara’s grimy portrait of New York, examine the underbelly of society.
By Brandon Yu
In a rinky-dink pawnshop, a dealer tells it straight: “The world is an evil place … Some of us make money off of that, and others get destroyed.”
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