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‘Finding Emily,’ a Gen Z Rom-Com, Isn’t Timeless. That’s the Point.

The New York Times – Movies:

The British movie aims to speak to young viewers by exploring love and romance in the digital age. The actors themselves served as consultants.

Malia Mendez
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