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Little WomenA-II (PG)
NEW YORK (CNS) – Writer-director Greta Gerwig, who proved her bona fides as a screen moralist in 2017 with "Lady Bird," has repeated the feat with her elegant, vibrantly emotional adaptation of the 19th-century classic "Little Women" (Sony).
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NEW YORK (CNS) -- The disappearance of union boss Jimmy Hoffa, who vanished without a trace in 1975, has never been explained. But that doesn't deter director Martin Scorsese from solving the mystery in "The Irishman" (Netflix), an epic historical drama.
Scorsese and screenwriter Steve Zaillain work off of Charles Brandt's 2004 nonfiction book, "I Heard You Paint Houses," based on the life of Frank Sheeran (1920-2003), a labor union official and erstwhile gangster whom Hoffa befriended. "Painting houses" is mob parlance for murder; the "paint" that mobsters use is the blood that splatters when a victim is pumped with bullets.
