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After America (2021)
A group of criminal justice de-escalation workers in Minneapolis embark on a collaborative film project that uses radical workshop techniques to explore their real-life struggles to escape the pressures of the American dream.
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A group of criminal justice de-escalation workers in Minneapolis embark on a collaborative film project that uses radical workshop techniques to explore their real-life struggles to escape the pressures of the American dream.
Rating:NR
Genre:Drama
Written By:Jake Yuzna
In Theaters:2/12/2021
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Runtime:127 minutes
Studio:Narrative Films
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