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Preaching to the ConvertedIn Kenneth Lonergan's, "You Can Count on Me," Mark Ruffalo plays an unambitious vagabond-type, interested only in getting by, who returns to his small hometown to visit his sister. Lonergan sculpts the tension of the movie around the conflict between unpredictable city urchin existentialist and low-income, Christian, single mother. The tension is crystallized by the discussion between the preacher and the protagonist, Terry.
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Preaching to the ConvertedIn Kenneth Lonergan's, "You Can Count on Me," Mark Ruffalo plays an unambitious vagabond-type, interested only in getting by, who returns to his small hometown to visit his sister. Lonergan sculpts the tension of the movie around the conflict between unpredictable city urchin existentialist and low-income, Christian, single mother. The tension is crystallized by the discussion between the preacher and the protagonist, Terry.