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Safdie has helped actors reinvent themselves by placing them into vulnerable situations.

Now with energy from a new generation of Asian American creatives, it’s reinventing itself.

After a rough start in politics, he made a comeback having completely reinvented himself as a populist.

From Salon

“Mārama” doesn’t reinvent the wheel, but it’s a good ride with first-rate cinematography and production design and a story with one or two more surprises than we expect.

They are all that remain of what was once a much bigger manufacturing operation, most of which the Teixeira family shut down in 1990, reinventing their business as a largely warehousing and distribution business.

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