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'Hotel Artemis' review: Sterling K. Brown checks into Criminal Hospital, and Jodie Foster's on duty

Apart from a few exteriors and some flashbacks, the pungent, eccentric "Hotel Artemis" confines its story to a single night, 10 years in the future, inside a beautiful ruin of a downtown Los Angeles hotel. Outside, the worst riots in the city's history rage on; Angelenos are thirsty, punished for their presumed sins by a near-total lack of access to LA's

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