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The Dinner (Lionsgate Home Entertainment) features an impressive ensemble, including Richard Gere, Steve Coogan, Laura Linney, Chloë Sevigny and Rebecca Hall; producer Topher Grace tries desperately to save his show’s Opening Night (Wolfe Video) in a musical comedy that also features Anne Heche and JC Chasez; a German officer and a Jewish woman in hiding find passion in a WWII romance that definitely proves to be The Exception (Lionsgate Home Entertainment). Bryan Cranston plays a man who sneaks away from his suburban existence in the E. L. Doctorow adaptation Wakefield (Shout Factory/IFC); The Wall (Lionsgate Home Entertainment) is all that’s standing between pinned- down soldiers Aaron Taylor- Johson and John Cena and the Iraqi sniper who wants to kill them both; three brothers find each other again in the mythical make- believe kingdom of their childhood in Oxenfree (Candy Factory Films).

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