Shot with raw specificity and a remarkable sense of place, Dayveon doesn’t cut through its clichés so much as it is reclaims them as the stuff of real life.
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This review of Dayveon (2017) was written by David Ehrlich and published by indieWire on 25 Jan 2017.
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