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September 18 2017, 3:00 pm by Martin Kudlac

Toronto 2017 Review: NINA, A Child's Story For Adult Audiences

Juraj Lehotský´s drama Nina marries Dardenian vérité style to child´s unsterile POV amid a divorce proceedings with a pinch of Hanekenian social horror.

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Toronto 2017 Review: NINA, A Child's Story For Adult Audiences

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