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Anna Kendrick stars in the comedy film "Babies"

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Anna Kendrick appears in the comedy "Babies," which was written and directed by Lauren Miller Rogen. The film follows a happily married, childless couple and explores themes of childless adulthood and chosen family. It was reviewed in connection with its showing at the Toronto Film Festival.

Why it matters

Followers of Anna Kendrick may care because she is leading a new film that addresses adult themes of childlessness and family choices.

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  1. Anna Kendrick stars in the comedy film "Babies".
  2. "Babies" was written and directed by Lauren Miller Rogen.
  3. The film follows a happily married couple without children, exploring childless adulthood and chosen family.
  4. The film was reviewed in relation to its showing at the Toronto Film Festival.

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