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Arrow Mark Ruffalo plays father with bipolar in movie: "Infinitely Polar Bear"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z-94_1pdlL4
INFINITELY POLAR BEAR (2015) Official US HD Trailer



http://www.rollingstone.com/movies/r...-bear-20150617
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The movie is a small miracle, lifted by Ruffalo and these two remarkable young actresses. Refusing to soften the edges when Cam is off his meds, Ruffalo is a powerhouse. He and Forbes craft an indelibly intimate portrait of what makes a family when the roles of parent and child are reversed.
I saw Mark Ruffalo on Jimmy Fallon's show. It might be a cute movie.

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