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Minhal Baig’s We Grown Now (2023) similarly uses a Chicago housing project as a backdrop to show how community often creates impromptu blended units. When a single father takes in a friend’s child, the film explores how poverty and proximity can mimic kinship, forcing children to adopt adult emotional labor. This broadens the definition of "blended" beyond marriage and into survival. Love, Labels, and Loyalty: How Modern Cinema is
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