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Movie guide: 'Never Rarely Sometimes Always' and 15 more critics' picks to watch at home

"Never Rarely Sometimes Always" - Reviewing this a few weeks ago, I noted the exceptional timeliness of one of the most honest and empathetic American movies about abortion rights in recent memory. And yet Eliza Hittman's beautifully observed independent drama - a big prizewinner at the recent Sundance and Berlin film festivals - couldn't have been the victim of worse timing: The Focus Features release opened March 13, just days before movie theaters were ordered to close in the wake of the global coronavirus pandemic.

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