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‘Scrap’ Review: An Astute Tale of a Slipping-Down Life
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A quietly poignant indie drama about a struggling family navigating the messiness of everyday life.
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Debutante director Vivian Kerr's film 'Scrap' has been making the festival circuit since its premiere at the 2022 Deauville Film Festival.
The movie eschews over-the-top dysfunction for a low-key, acutely observed portrait of a family in flux, led by a well-acted ensemble cast.
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