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Whatever your feelings about the year so far, it's fair to say that 2022 has thus far been a whirlwind. If fact, as adults for whom time is increasingly
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Whatever your feelings about the year so far, it's fair to say that 2022 has thus far been a whirlwind. If fact, as adults for whom time is increasingly
Don’t Make Me Go is everything you expect it to be until the ending comes out of nowhere, and honestly, it feels like it slaps you in the face. The performances were good, but the redeeming qualities of Cho’s singing voice and the massive twist are what will keep you glued to your screen.
John Cho and Mia Isaac explore a father-daughter relationship that builds over a road trip across the US. Read Pinkvilla's review below.
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