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Austin Film Festival: ‘Good Fortune’ Is One Bad Documentary (FILM REVIEW)

Christian Long October 25, 2016 1 Comment

Less a movie than a marketing experience, ‘Good Fortune’ offers nothing good and little fortune for its audience.

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