Daniel Noah's Max Rose is a sobering, powerful examination of grief and loss made essential by the casting of 87-year old Jerry Lewis as the titular character.
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This review of Max Rose (2016) was written by Nathanael Hood and published by The Young Folks on 11 Sep 2016.
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