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    Four July movies you shouldn’t miss

    Jul 27, 2018 3 minutes

    A biopic depicting the life of painter and sculptor Paul Gauguin and a documentary about the power of “dark money” in politics were two of the movies that received top marks from Monitor film critic Peter Rainer this month.

    'Custody' doesn’t skimp on the ordeal of the child in a custody battle

    Xavier Legrand’s intense debut feature, “Custody,” opens with a custody hearing. Miriam (Léa Drucker) and her ex-husband, Antoine (Denis Ménochet), flanked by their lawyers, square off before a judge. Legrand plays out the “he said, she said” scenario without tipping his hand. Who is

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