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Carry-On Review: Generic, Goofy and Fantastic!

Carry-On Review: The film is a generic action-thriller that gets all of its beats right and leaves you on the edge.

The Piano Lesson Review: Moving, Haunting and Intense

The Piano Lesson Review: The film is a haunting and moving portrayal of trauma and family bonds that will leave you hooked.

From Scratch Review: Tembi Locke and Zoe Saldana’s Heartbreaking Synthesis May Hit Too Close to Home For Some

Family dynamics feel too real to ignore while watching the adaptation of Tembi Locke's memoir From Scratch. Zoe Saldana's performance and the packing mix of emotions presented on a palatable palette are a feel-good treat.

From Scratch: Everything About Zoe Saldana’s Upcoming Romantic Drama Series

Zoe Saldana's From Scratch is based on Tembi Locke's memoir of the same name. Read on to know more about the limited series releasing soon.

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