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25. She's been working on Top of the Lake on SundanceTV

Mon May 30, 2016, 10:44 AM

May 2016

It's very good. I recommend watching it from the beginning if possible.

The first films of hers I saw were Sweetie and Angel At My Table, both very good.

In the Cut wasn't great overall, but the relationship between Meg Ryan and Mark Ruffalo's characters was smokin' hot.

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