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  "textContent": "Writer-director **Sophy Romvari** is speaking to me at the tail end of the North American publicity tour for her debut feature, the remarkable **Blue Heron**. “It seems to really access people’s vulnerability in a way I don’t know how to articulate, because it’s such a gift, but also it’s so heavy,” she reflects, describing “cryfest” early screenings of the film. “It’s a weird thing to be grateful for, that people are crying, but of course I’m really happy to knowhellip;\n\nread more raquo;\n\n\n\n",
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