Review of To Die Like a Man (2009) by Stephen Holden for New York Times — 06 Apr 2011
For all its melodrama To Die Like a Man is a not a tearjerker. Its gaze into the void is as unblinking as that of the H.I.V.-positive 60-year-old hustler in Jacques Nolot's even more hard-headed film, "Before I Forget.".
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This review of To Die Like a Man (2009) was written by Stephen Holden and published by New York Times on 06 Apr 2011.
To Die Like a Man has generally received mixed reviews.
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