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With/In Volume 1 (2021)
Giving creatives the chance to step outside the box while being confined to their own homes, the filmmakers behind With/In range from seasoned directors to first-timers, all provided with the same iPhone and basic gear to bring their visions to life.
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Giving creatives the chance to step outside the box while being confined to their own homes, the filmmakers behind With/In range from seasoned directors to first-timers, all provided with the same iPhone and basic gear to bring their visions to life.
Rating:
Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Margaret Nagle, Rosie Perez, Bart Freundlich
In Theaters:6/13/2021
Box Office:
Runtime:73 minutes
Studio:Maven Screen Media, Off Media
Cast
Sanaa Lathan, Rosie Perez, Morgan Spector, Bart Freundlich, Maya Singer
Director
Sanaa Lathan
(segment "Leap")
Lucy Punch
Lucy (segment "Leap")
Rosie Perez
(segment "Coco & Gigi")
Justina Machado
(segment "Coco & Gigi")
Rebecca Hall
(segment "Mother")
Morgan Spector
(segment "Mother")
Maya Singer
(segment "Mother")
Julianne Moore
(segment "Intersection")
Don Cheadle
(segment "Intersection")
Talia Balsam
(segment "Intersection")
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