Hillbilly Elegy pt. 3: My Response to the Film
I’ve watched Hillbilly Elegy a few times now—once with my family. A lot of the reviews I’ve read from professional […]
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I’ve watched Hillbilly Elegy a few times now—once with my family. A lot of the reviews I’ve read from professional […]
Hillbilly Elegy pt. 3: My Response to the Film Read More »
About a month prior to the Hillbilly Elegy‘s release, I interviewed the film’s production designer, Molly Hughes. She happens to
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Just in time for thanksgiving, Ron Howard’s Hillbilly Elegy was released on Netflix. Three week earlier, critics began publishing an onslaught of scathing
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