Rodrigo Garcia’s “Nine Lives”–one of the most interesting and original American films out right now–begins in a jail and ends in a graveyard. In between, it takes us on an anxious tour of tortured psyches and splintering relationships in contemporary Los Angeles.The result is reminiscent of Garcia’s multi-stranded 2000 “Things You Can Tell Just by […]
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