Review: ‘Always at the Carlyle’

by Marc Glassman

July 5, 2018

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Always at the Carlyle
(USA, 92 min.)
Dir. Matthew Miele

Always at the Carlyle opens in theatres beginning July 6.

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Marc Glassman is the print editor of POV Magazine and contributes film reviews to Classical FM. He is an adjunct professor at Toronto Metropolitan University and is a member of the Toronto Film Critics Association.

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