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"In the Valley of Elah," Paul Haggis' written and directed follow-up to 2004's Oscar-winning "Crash," eloquently attacks the Iraq War, powerfully led by Tommy Lee Jones.

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An adaptation of F Scott Fitzgerald's 1921 short story in which a man lives out his life in reverse; being born old and dying young.

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