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September 12, 2012 Film » Film Reviews

I'll Be Your Igor: The Master

by Nicolas Rapold

The MasterDirected by Paul Thomas Anderson Postwar America feels a little too bright and too white for Freddie Quell's raw soul and libidinous energies; he opens Anderson’s mesmerizing new film with a joke about crabs. Freddie drifts from a psychiatric evaluation in…

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