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Story summary
- The film "Tow" anchors a broader debate on post-Oscar career trajectories for actors.
- Critics argue that even poorly received films can have hidden merits.
- Public perception often oversimplifies actors' choices and their artistic journeys.
- The article urges engaging with films thoughtfully rather than merely consuming them.
- It cautions against dismissing actors after a single misstep, as careers can still yield significant work.
