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Film Review: Mouse - SLUG Magazine

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2026 I’m a sucker for any story that puts two characters on a collision course. In Kenny Riches’ (A Name Without a Place, The Strongest Man) fourth feature, Mouse, an award-winning indie film that brings a warm palette to early 2000s Salt Lake City, this comes in the form of two pen pals: a petty thief and a small-time scam artist.

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