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New York City’s vibrant Washington Heights neighborhood comes to life like never before in the new feature film adaptation of Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Tony award winning musical In The Heights. The energetic new film features an ensemble cast bursting with culture, predominantly lead by Latino actors. Corey Hawkins, of Walking Dead and Straight Out Of Compton…

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