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Maroc Maroc - THE IRISH TIMES - Culture - 01/Sep 04:00

Four new films to see this week

Haunting, old-school Irish horror Oddity, plus prison-set biopic Sing Sing starring Colman Domingo, transitioned Elliot Page in tailor-made Close to You, and social-realist Swedish drama Paradise Is Burning

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