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Bruce McCulloch's latest, the comic drama Comeback Season, makes its world debut at this month's Tribeca Film Festival in New York City. Ray Liotta stars as a married man who, kicked out after cheating on his wife, moves in with a high school football star, played by Shaun Sipos (The Grudge 2). McCulloch shot in Calgary, under producers Susan Cavan and Shirley Vercruysse. The Tribeca festival runs April 25 to May 7. ThinkFilm is distributing Comeback Season in Canada, with Myriad Pictures handling international sales.
