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The very existence of “Music Within,” the year’s best movie about the development of hiring guidelines for the Department of Health and Human Services, is somewhat baffling. The new film imposes all the dramatic highs and lows of traditional biopics like “Gandhi” and “Ray” on the life of a man whose online biography describes him as a “consultant, keynote speaker, professional trainer, and author of numerous curricula and training guides.” It is not, on its face, a story waiting to be told.
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|The very existence of “Music Within,” the year’s best movie about the development of hiring guidelines for the Department of Health and Human Services, is somewhat baffling. The new film imposes all the dramatic highs and lows of traditional biopics like “Gandhi” and “Ray” on the life of a man whose online biography describes him as a “consultant, keynote speaker, professional trainer, and author of numerous curricula and training guides.” It is not, on its face, a story waiting to be told.
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