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In 'Never Forever,' Money Can't Buy Happiness

By Laura Dargas

Dig Boston | May 15, 2008

Never Forever's characters are not people with whom you can empathize, nor does that seem to be writer and director Gina Kim's goal, at first. But the strength with which I came to care for Sophie Lee (Vera Farmiga) by the film's end was surprisingly overwhelming.

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