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Olivia Colman and Jessie Buckley feature in 'Wicked Little Letters,' a film set in 1920s England, focusing on anonymous insulting letters disrupting a town. Edith and Rose, portrayed by Colman and Buckley, drive the plot with language playing a crucial role. Anjana Vasan's character, Gladys Moss, connects the protagonists, exploring themes of repression and language's influence on relationships.
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