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Movie (2000)
Four families of different ethnicities prepare for a potentially explosive Thanksgiving dinner.

Movie (2000)
Four families of different ethnicities prepare for a potentially explosive Thanksgiving dinner.
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Contains sexual references and situations, including adultery, teen sex, and homosexuality.
The movie includes a child in peril and a close encounter with a gun near the end.
Some strong language is included.
Characters smoke and drink, and a character gets intoxicated.
Features a child in peril and tense family confrontations.
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The film emphasizes similarities among diverse families, showing that they all love each other and seek acceptance.
The movie features strong performances by actors like Woodard and Ruehl.
The story follows four families of different ethnicities—Jewish, Latino, African-American, and Vietnamese—celebrating Thanksgiving, though the stories can veer from archetype to stereotype at times.
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