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The Wedding Dress (2014)
Follow a wedding dress through three generations of women of the same family in an exploration of love and marriage. Each act takes place in a different period of flux in mores and attitudes towards sex, religion, sexual orientation and race, and each potential marriage represents people struggling with the new ways of being.
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Follow a wedding dress through three generations of women of the same family in an exploration of love and marriage. Each act takes place in a different period of flux in mores and attitudes towards sex, religion, sexual orientation and race, and each potential marriage represents people struggling with the new ways of being.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Paul Chitlik
In Theaters:8/1/2014
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Runtime:120 minutes
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