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AYO EDEBIRI and RACHEL SENNOTT in BOTTOMS, 2023, directed by EMMA SELIGMAN. Copyright Brownstone Productions / Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM). - Album alb9834477
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Why Emma Seligman Decided to Make a Movie About a Queer Fight Club | The New Yorker
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Bottoms (film) - Wikipedia
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Cheerleading, bloody brawls and sex: 'Bottoms' lampoons teen comedies, pulls no punches | Entertainment | dentonrc.com
Bottoms Up! Emma Seligman Is Reclaiming Fun Cinema For Queer Girls — Polyester
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