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The film cuts to the quick by imbuing its characters with life and personality, making tragedy, when it strikes, all the more heartbreaking.
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But the one that cuts to the quick of the situation is that it's based in a kind of unstable, precarious emotion, not in reason.
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This "perfectly observed, wrenchingly acted drama," adapted from an Andre Dubus short story, "cuts to the quick," Stephen Holden wrote in The New York Times.
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It cuts to the quick with a descending, definitely composed synth-string riff and a stately tempo that made it sound like a soundtrack to something else rather than a true Burial cut.
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"Knives in Hens" is never going to be a crowd-pleaser, and I noted more empty seats than is the norm at this address, but Ms. Farber's work here cuts to the quick; the directorial knife is razor-sharp.
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The Library Journal said that The Last Coyote had "prose that cuts to the quick, a masterfully interwoven plot and gripping suspense".
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Alongside the lighter, less emotionally fraught leanings is a countering sharpness that cuts to the quick." Ending the review saying "With chameleonic deftness, Tegan and Sara have created a mystifyingly absurd but extraordinary album." Filter magazine calls The Con "a startlingly dark, yet characteristically vibrant offering, featuring a band that's learned to harness the energy-highs, while tempering pretty (even pastoral) pop-folk with a new, deeply-affecting brand of melancholy." PopMatters gave The Con a score of 8 out of 10, calling it "very, very good.
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