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I Care a Lot

G.-B. 2020. Police comedy by J Blakeson with Rosamund Pike, Dianne Wiest, Eiza González. A senior citizen scammer makes the mistake of going after a lady who has unexpected ties to the Russian mafia.

Runtime: 118 min.

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Let Them All Talk

U.S. 2020. Dramatic comedy by Steven Soderbergh with Meryl Streep, Lucas Hedges, Candice Bergen. An American writer, set to receive a literary prize in England, makes the crossing on a luxury ship, accompanied by her nephew and two old friends.

Runtime: 113 min.

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The Mule

U.S. 2018. Crime drama by Clint Eastwood with Clint Eastwood, Bradley Cooper, Taissa Farmiga. Riddled with debt, an old man repudiated by his family briefly improves his situation, after having accepted, without his knowledge, to transport drugs for a powerful Mexican cartel.

Runtime: 116 min.

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Sisters

U.S. 2015. Comedy by Jason Moore with Tina Fey, Amy Poehler, Maya Rudolph. Two sisters with opposite personalities organize one final party in the family house that their parents have just sold.

Runtime: 118 min.

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The Humbling

U.S. 2014. Dramatic comedy by Barry Levinson with Al Pacino, Greta Gerwig, Dianne Wiest. An aging stage actor begins an unexpected affair with a lesbian much younger than himself.

Runtime: 112 min.

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The Odd Life of Timothy Green

U.S. 2012. Dramatic comedy by Peter Hedges with Joel Edgerton, Jennifer Garner, Cameron 'CJ' Adams. Unable to have children, a couple takes in a little boy who has grown in the garden like a shrub.

Runtime: 105 min.

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The Big Year

U.S. 2011. Comedy by David Frankel with Jack Black, Steve Martin, Owen Wilson. A rivalry emerges between three men who participate in a prestigious year-long ornithology competition.

Runtime: 100 min.

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Darling Companion

U.S. 2011. Dramatic comedy by Lawrence Kasdan with Diane Keaton, Kevin Kline, Dianne Wiest. A middle-aged woman goes in search of her dog lost by her husband during a walk in the Rockies.

Runtime: 103 min.

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Rabbit Hole

U.S. 2010. Psychological drama by John Cameron Mitchell with Nicole Kidman, Aaron Eckhart, Dianne Wiest. Driven by anger and sadness, a rift develops between a couple devastated by the accidental death of their only son.

Runtime: 91 min.

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Synecdoche, New York

U.S. 2008. Dramatic comedy by Charlie Kaufman with Philip Seymour Hoffman, Samantha Morton, Tom Noonan. After his wife leaves him, a New York playwright puts on a monumental play in which fiction strangely merges with reality.

Runtime: 124 min.

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Dedication

U.S. 2007. Sentimental comedy by Justin Theroux with Billy Crudup, Mandy Moore, Tom Wilkinson. When his illustrator friend dies, a taciturn and misanthropic children's book author has a cheerful and optimistic young replacement imposed on him.

Runtime: 95 min.

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Dan in Real Life

U.S. 2007. Sentimental comedy by Peter Hedges with Steve Carell, Juliette Binoche, Dane Cook. During a family reunion at his parents' home, a widowed journalist falls in love with a young French woman, unaware that she is his brother's new girlfriend.

Runtime: 99 min.

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A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints

U.S. 2006. Drama by Dito Montiel with Robert Downey Jr., Shia LaBeouf, Channing Tatum.

Runtime: 100 min.

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The Blackwater Lightship

U.S. 2004. Psychological drama by John Erman with Angela Lansbury, Dianne Wiest, Gina McKee. A young man with AIDS facilitates the reunion of his estranged grandmother, mother and sister.

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The Simple Life of Noah Dearborn

U.S. 1999. Drama by Gregg Champion with Sidney Poitier, Dianne Wiest, Mary-Louise Parker. A greedy developer tries to make a good carpenter look crazy in order to steal the land he refuses to sell.

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The Birdcage

U.S. 1996. Mores comedy by Mike Nichols with Robin Williams, Nathan Lane, Gene Hackman.

Runtime: 119 min.

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The Associate

U.S. 1996. Comedy by Donald Petrie with Whoopi Goldberg, Dianne Wiest, Eli Wallach.

Runtime: 114 min.

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Drunks

U.S. 1995. Psychological drama by Peter Cohn with Richard Lewis, Faye Dunaway, Dianne Wiest.

Runtime: 88 min.

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Cops and Robbersons

U.S. 1994. Police comedy by Michael Ritchie with Chevy Chase, Jack Palance, Dianne Wiest.

Runtime: 95 min.

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Bullets Over Broadway

U.S. 1994. Comedy by Woody Allen with John Cusack, Dianne Wiest, Chazz Palminteri.

Runtime: 99 min.

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The Scout

U.S. 1994. Comedy by Michael Ritchie with Albert Brooks, Brendan Fraser, Dianne Wiest. A baseball scout in Mexico discovers an exceptional player, but who has behavioural problems.

Runtime: 101 min.

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Little Man Tate

U.S. 1991. Dramatic comedy by Jodie Foster with Jodie Foster, Adam Hann-Byrd, Dianne Wiest. On the advice of a psychologist, a young single waitress enrolls her seven-year-old son who is a prodigy in an institute for young geniuses.

Runtime: 99 min.

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Edward Scissorhands

U.S. 1990. Fantasy comedy by Tim Burton with Johnny Depp, Winona Ryder, Dianne Wiest. A beauty product seller brings back a strange boy with scissors for hands from a visit to a sinister castle.

Runtime: 108 min.

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Parenthood

U.S. 1989. Dramatic comedy by Ron Howard with Steve Martin, Mary Steenburgen, Dianne Wiest. The various problems that members of the same family encounter in raising their children.

Runtime: 124 min.

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Cookie

U.S. 1989. Police comedy by Susan Seidelman with Emily Lloyd, Peter Falk, Dianne Wiest. A gangster just out of prison hires his daughter as a driver and sets out to curb her flippant, outspoken ways.

Runtime: 93 min.

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Radio Days

U.S. 1987. Chronicle by Woody Allen with Seth Green, Julie Kavner, Dianne Wiest. A narrator recalls the influence of radio broadcasts during his childhood in a New York neighborhood in the early 1940s.

Runtime: 88 min.

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September

U.S. 1987. Psychological drama by Woody Allen with Mia Farrow, Dianne Wiest, Sam Waterston. In a country house, a young depressed woman receives various guests.

Runtime: 82 min.

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The Lost Boys

U.S. 1987. Horror by Joel Schumacher with Jason Patric, Corey Haim, Kiefer Sutherland. A teenager realizes that his brother became a vampire after a weird initiation rite performed on him by a biker gang.

Runtime: 97 min.

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Hannah and Her Sisters

U.S. 1986. Dramatic comedy by Woody Allen with Woody Allen, Mia Farrow, Barbara Hershey. The tribulations of three New York sisters who encounter various problems in their career or in their love life.

Runtime: 106 min.

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The Purple Rose of Cairo

U.S. 1985. Fantasy comedy by Woody Allen with Mia Farrow, Jeff Daniels, Danny Aiello. A film character leaves the screen in the middle of a projection to go and talk to a spectator.

Runtime: 82 min.

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Footloose

U.S. 1984. Musical by Herbert Ross with Kevin Bacon, Lori Singer, John Lithgow. In a small Kansas town where dancing and rock music are banned, a teenager struggles to organize a dance party.

Runtime: 107 min.

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Independence Day

U.S. 1982. Mores drama by Robert Mandel with Kathleen Quinlan, David Keith, Dianne Wiest. The daily frustrations of a young waitress who dreams of becoming a photographer.