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On Movies: '14's finest films wield unique power
Crazy "Birdman," quiet "Boyhood," others prove there are diverse, ambitious stories still to tell.
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Skip to content"The Grand Budapest Hotel" with Tony Revolori and Saoirse Ronan, directed by Wes Anderson: Screwball charm and melancholy.