‘Dead of Winter’ Delivers Writer Joseph J. Airdo // Phoenix Film Critics Society Picture Emma Thompson, the dame of British cinema who charmed audiences in “Sense and Sensibility” and made us weep in “Love Actually,” wielding an ax against masked assailants in subzero Minnesota wilderness. If that image seems incongruous, then “Dead of Winter” has…
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