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The film centers on three Canadian stuntmen in Inch who turn grief into a movie project.
The story blends crude humor with a poignant look at grief and growing up.
Gabriel LaBelle, Dempsey Bryk, and Finn Wolfhard deliver performances that anchor the film’s emotional core.
The film critiques the ‘boys will be boys’ mentality while offering a tender counterpoint.
Jemma provides a calming influence that challenges the protagonists’ bravado.
The movie marks Kid Brother Pictures’ SXSW debut, adding a layer of fest-driven momentum.
The film mirrors early-2000s aesthetics through low-cost gear and grainy clips.
Darby’s death is a catalyst that drives the group to confront mortality and purpose.
Abby Quinn’s Jemma acts as a catalyst for emotional growth among the trio.
‘Crash Land’ is Kid Brother’s latest feature, signaling a blend of crude humor and heartfelt storytelling.

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Charleston (SC) meets Stony Brook in the CAA tournament with a 2 p.m. ET tip at CareFirst Arena.
Charleston averages 74.4 points per game, while Stony Brook averages 57.7.
The report highlights Charleston’s three-point shooting and scoring margin.
Stony Brook's defense is noted for a solid scoring differential in the matchup.
The Athletic notes broadcast options and potential restrictions for streaming the game.
Source emphasizes The Athletic's editorial independence despite partnerships.
The matchup details include venue and streaming guidance.
The article provides a complete stat snapshot for both teams.
The guide notes three-point shooting effectiveness for Charleston.
The matchup is part of a broader CAA tournament context.

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Hofstra, led by Speedy Claxton, seeks its first March Madness berth in 25 years after a standout season.
Claxton says Hofstra is 'not going there just to be happy we’re there' and aims to win.
The Pride defeated Rutgers in the 2023 NIT and earned an NCAA tournament cue with a recent title clincher.
Claxton highlights the importance of managing jitters and delivering a full tournament experience for his players.
Claxton calls the March Madness chance a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for Hofstra’s players.
Claxton's leadership traces back to his Hofstra days and mentor Mihalich.
Hofstra’s 2020 NCAA bid was derailed by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Claxton expresses desire for his players to watch Selection Sunday and experience the tournament site.
Claxton notes Hofstra’s recent conference success and the team’s readiness for bigger challenges.
The article emphasizes Hofstra’s journey from underdog to potential national contender.

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