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Robert C. Jones, Esteemed Film Editor and Oscar-Winning Coming Home Screenwriter, Dies at 84
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His daughter, Leslie Jones who is also an Oscar-nominated film editor confirmed to
Variety that Jones died on Feb. 1 following a long illness.
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“My Dad had a tremendous impact on my own editing career with whom I worked on several films as his assistant,” Leslie said in a statement. “Like Bob I did not go to film school and had no formal training in editing. But what I learned was that editing does not always require a specific skill set. He taught me that talent instead is guided by a sense of compassion, and integrity, and the search for truth and authenticity. He had all that and more.”
Marvelous and the Black Hole Review: Appealing Odd-Couple Ode to the Magic of, Well, Magic Marvelous and the Black Hole Review: Appealing Odd-Couple Ode to the Magic of, Well, Magic
A young girl forms an unlikely bond with an eccentric magician in this predictable but gently winning and peppily performed coming-of-ager.
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Not quite adult enough to be young adult, and not quite a children’s film either, Kate Tsang’s “Marvelous and the Black Hole” is a sweet-natured throwback, the kind of film a parent might wish their young teen would watch, rather than whichever dystopian franchise or fanfic adaptation they’re currently involved with. A set-your-watch-by-it riff on the unlikely-friendship-helps-two-lonely-people formula, this time involving a troubled schoolgirl and a stage magician, it is however so nicely performed and takes such honest pleasure in the flourishes of its little magic show, that only a hard heart would