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Film reviews: SKETCH; IT'S NEVER OVER, JEFF BUCKLEY; MY MOTHER'S WEDDING
You just don't often get so much genuine creativity in PG-rated movies, and managing to do so while turning The Babadook into a matinee treat.
Sketch It's Never Over, Jeff Buckley My Mother's Wedding Sketch The "horror film that's about Trauma, actually" has become such a trope that it's genuinely impressive when a filmmaker finds a fresh way to approach it, and that's what writer/director Seth Worley accomplishes in this entertainingly weird piece of kid-friendly monster fare.
It centers around the Wyatt family—recently-widowed dad Taylor (Tony Hale) and his two kids, Amber (Bianca Belle) and Jack (Kue Lawrence)—who are dealing with their grief in very different ways.
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