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General Admission - "All Happy Families"

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All Happy Families is a delightful dramedy by Haroula Rose that explores the chaos and charm of family dynamics. Starring Josh Radnor as Graham, an actor and writer struggling with his career, and Rob Huebel as his successful brother Will, the film captures a weekend of family reconnection in their childhood home. With new tenant Dana (Chandra Russell) set to move in, the siblings and their parents are forced to confront long-held resentments and reveal hidden secrets. Featuring standout performances, including Becky Ann Baker as the weary matriarch Sue and John Ashton as the grumpy but lovable Roy, this film offers a heartfelt and witty look at family life.

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General Admission - "All Happy Families"

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