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Deborah Harry
Reviews Featuring Deborah Harry
A film about death and its impact on others that is refreshingly unsentimental, and with an ending that might leave you feeling either exhilarated or depressed (or even both) depending upon how you interpret it.
'Spun' is a frenetically paced trip taken by people going nowhere fast, caught on a web of their own spinning. More subtle, but no less devastating, than 'Requiem for a Dream' in its depiction of pharmaceutical crash-and-burn, it lets the characters' tragic trajectories speak for themselves instead of preaching an anti-drug gospel from some elevated pulpit. A sleazily compelling insider's view into the nihilistic, self-deluding world of crystal meths.
This attempted look inside the life of the music industrys number 1 name-dropper fails to gaze deeply enough.
An engrossing, no frills, behind-the-scenes look at one of punk rocks best-kept secrets.
Never mind New York stories some good stories would be a nice start.
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