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  • Anthony Mackie and Jennifer Connelly Are "Falling" in New Clip from ‘Shelter’

    Actor Paul Bettany’s directorial debut (from his own script), an indie feature titled "Shelter," stars Anthony Mackie and Bettany’s wife, Jennifer Connelly, in a film that follows a homeless man and woman – Tahir and Hannah – who, while from "different worlds," eventually meet and connect, as they learn about their individual pasts, coming to terms with how each became homeless, and understanding that they need each other in order to survive. 

    Further from the press notes: "There are more than 50,000 homeless people living on the streets and in the shelters of New York City. To most of us they are nameless and faceless, and occasionally a…

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