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    Richard Linklater’s long-awaited 80s college comedy Everybody Wants Some – described as a spiritual sequel to his iconic Dazed & Confused – had its world premiere Friday night as the opening night film of SXSW Film 2016.
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    Megan Ellison (l), Ginger Sledge, Richard Linklater, and Stephen Feder
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    Glen Powell
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    Tyler Hoechlin
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    Tyler Hoechlin (l) and Glen Powell
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    Forrest Vickery (l) and Will Brittain
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    Forrest Vickery (l) and Will Brittain
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    Temple Baker (l) and Austin Amelio
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    Temple Baker (l) and Austin Amelio
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    Juston Street (l) and Tanner Kalina
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    J. Quinton Johnson
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    J. Quinton Johnson (l) and Wyatt Russell
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    Wyatt Russell
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    Zoey Deutch
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    Zoey Deutch
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    Megan Ellison and Richard Linklater
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    Richard Linklater’s long-awaited 80s college comedy Everybody Wants Some – described as a spiritual sequel to his iconic Dazed & Confused – had its world premiere Friday night as the opening night film of SXSW Film 2016.
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    Ginger Sledge and Richard Linklater
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    Richard Linklater’s long-awaited 80s college comedy Everybody Wants Some – described as a spiritual sequel to his iconic Dazed & Confused – had its world premiere Friday night as the opening night film of SXSW Film 2016.

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