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Review: The Holdovers captures that 70s’ vibe

By Sarah Watt
New Zealand Listener·
9 Jan, 2024 03:00 AM2 mins to read

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Best days: The Holdovers may leave you nostalgic for your own school days. Photo / Supplied
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Best days: The Holdovers may leave you nostalgic for your own school days. Photo / Supplied

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