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FROM Sian Heder
'Tallulah' The movie Tallulah comes out this Friday. It stars Ellen Page as Lu, a poor young woman who ends up being confused for a housekeeper by a drunk, wealthy woman. Lu is given a child to take care of, which she ends up passing off as her grandchild. Tallulah is about the lives of three broken women who don't really know how to be good mothers.
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