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You Need This (2026)
A revealing film about the vicious cycle of consumerism and the destructive power of hyper-capitalism. Can we break the grip of the system before it is too late?
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A revealing film about the vicious cycle of consumerism and the destructive power of hyper-capitalism. Can we break the grip of the system before it is too late?
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Ryan Lough, Serra Naiman
In Theaters:4/7/2026
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Runtime:84 minutes
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