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Roseburn has spun comedic gold for years from from bridesmaids, neighbors, platonic, but in the new movie,

if I had legs, I'd kick you, she shows her dramatic chops, and she's fantastic. She plays a therapist

showering all the responsibility of caring for her ill daughter, while her emotionally absent

husband is a way for work.

And that's only the beginning. Other disastrous life events begin to accumulate and wear her down.

Yes, it's extremely stressful, but it's also a highly absorbing melodrama.

I'm Aisha Harris, and today on NPR's Pop Culture Happy Hour, we're talking about if I had legs, I'd kick you.

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Learn more at RWJF.org. Joining me today is Walter Chow. He's a writer, critic, and film instructor at the University of Colorado. Hello, Walter. Welcome back. Hi, thanks. I'm so happy to be here. Great to have you. Also with us is entertainment journalist Christina Escobar. She's the co-founder and editor-in-chief of Latina Media Ponto Co. Welcome back to you to

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