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Day Zero |
Release Date: November 2, 2007 |
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| Three close friends, drafted into the military, are given thirty days to report for duty. Ginnifer plays the role of Molly Rifkin, the wife of one of the friends, George Rifkin (played by Chris Klein). |
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In the Land of Women |
Release Date: April 20, 2007 |
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| Carter Webb (Adam Brody), a young television writer, moves from L.A. to Detroit to care for his ailing grandmother. While there, he meets and changes the lives of the women of the Hardwicke family who live next door. Ginnifer has a small cameo at the end of the film. |
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Walk the Line |
Release Date: November 18, 2005 |
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| A biopic of legendary musician Johnny Cash (played by Joaquin Phoenix). Ginnifer plays his first wife, Vivian Liberto. June Carter Cash, his second wife, is played by Reese Witherspoon. |
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Mona Lisa Smile |
Release Date: December 19, 2003 |
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| In 1953, Katherine Watson (Julia Roberts) is a free-spirited graduate of UC Berkeley who accepts a teaching post at Wellesley College, a women-only school where the students are torn between the repressive mores of the time and their longing for intellectual freedom. |
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Porn 'n Chicken |
Release Date: October 13, 2002 |
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| A coming-of-age movie about an underground Ivy League university club where the students meet to watch porn and eat chicken. When they decide to make their own pornographic film on campus, they are forced to reexamine their futures and their convictions while learning a thing or two about rebellion, sexual freedom, and love. |
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Love Comes to the Executioner |
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| A dark comedy about a young man who becomes the executioner at a local prison where his brother is on death row, in order to pay for his mother's health care. The executioner's morality collides with destiny as he finds an unconventional true love with his brother's incarcerated ex-girlfriend, also condemned to death. |
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Birds of America |
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| A comedy about a husband (Matthew Perry) struggling to live in a confining career and community while dealing with his free-spirited brother (Ben Foster) and sister (Ginnifer Goodwin). |
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