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Romina D’Ugo, who plays Alana, is also so extraordinary. She was another self-tape, and I wasn’t familiar with her work. She ...

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A documentary exposing a network of far-right activists in the U ... Hate as they attempt to track down members of violent far-right groups planning demonstrations and intimidation campaigns. The ...

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especially once the film’s twist is revealed. The People We Hate at the Wedding is a tad too formulaic for its own good, but Bell, Platt, and the always-great Allison Janney pull through admirably.