Andrew Dominguez is a freelance journalist who writes for Movieweb.com, Cell Press, and Cigalah Group. With a focus on movies and pop culture, Andrew's articles cover a range of topics including film recommendations, analysis of performances, and commentary on social issues portrayed in movies.
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