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Critics Note How Little Room Kore-eda's New Film Leaves for Grown-Ups

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Hirokazu Kore-eda's new film, "Look Back," adapted from the manga of the same name, is drawing critical attention for a story world built almost entirely around children. Variety Film reports that anyone past school age is pushed to the margins of the film, with adults barely appearing at all. Critics note that after an early stretch centered tightly on a child's perspective, the film settles into what reviewers are calling a moving work.

With reporting from Variety Film.

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