‘Apollo 10 ½’ and ‘After Yang’ use memory to explore grander themes
Apollo 10 ½
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Much of the lasting emotional resonance in Richard Linklater’s work can be traced to how he captures defining moments of growth. Films like “Boyhood,” “Dazed and Confused,” his “Before” trilogy and even something as “light” as “School of Rock” focus on the feeling of those monumental life moments, from encountering a first great love to thrilling an auditorium full of people with the power of rock...
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