A Poignant, Private Look Inside Your ‘Neighbor’s Window’

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Oscar-nominated documentary filmmaker Marshall Curry’s first work of narrative fiction, ‘The Neighbors’ Window,’ inspires equal parts grief, envy, and voyeurism.

Published Apr. 27 2019 2:03AM EDT

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It has taken a while—nearly two decades of toiling in the low-budget vineyards of documentary moviemaking—but writer-director Marshall Curry is finally going Hollywood.

The 49-year-old Curry, best known for such documentaries as 2005’s Oscar-nominated Street Fight, a gritty account of current presidential candidate Sen.

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A Poignant, Private Look Inside Your ‘Neighbor’s Window’

Oscar-nominated documentary filmmaker Marshall Curry’s first work of narrative fiction, ‘The Neighbors’ Window,’ inspires equal parts grief, envy, and voyeurism.

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