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“The Mastermind,” Kelly Reichardt’s latest film, loosely based on an actual robbery of a Massachusetts art museum in the early 1970s, has only been out for a few hours. But already somebody has bought ...

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“The Mastermind,” a 1970s-style character portrait of an art thief from writer-director Kelly Reichardt (“Old Joy,” “Meek’s Cutoff,” First Cow”), is perfectly titled. It captures the way the thief ...

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