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'Tony' Movie Review: A Briny Anthony Bourdain Coming-of-Age Comedy - IndieWire

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'Tony' Movie Review: A Briny Anthony Bourdain Coming-of-Age Comedy - IndieWire
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The film 'Tony' is a coming-of-age comedy directed by Matt Johnson that explores the life of an overconfident young protagonist. The review describes the movie as a briny and bittersweet take on the bildungsroman genre.

The kind of thing its fake-it-till-you-make-it young hero would overconfidently refer to as a bildungs roman (sic), Matt Johnson’s “Tony” is a briny and bittersweet coming-of-age movie about an obnox…

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