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November 15, 2002
Race, sexuality get the 1950s treatment
By AP Entertainment Writer
By CHRISTY LEMIRE
By CHRISTY LEMIRE
"Far From Heaven" easily would have been one of the year's best films, based solely on its exquisite cinematography and production design.
Add an Oscar-worthy performance from Julianne Moore, and writer-director Todd Haynes' keenly observant script, and you have a movie that's nearly flawless.
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