The great surprise of “Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere” — a solid, very likable, very affecting drama about an anguished period in the life of the young Bruce Springsteen — is that it doesn’t shy away from soul-deep pain. It’s unusual when a movie, particularly from a major studio, just sits with a character’s struggles and lets the pain sit until it bleeds off the screen.
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