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Deadline reports that Lilly Wachowski has come aboard Molly Ratermann's completed feature Making A Bridesmaid as executive producer, with her production company Anarchists United also joining the project. The film, a murder-bachelorette comedy, will launch for sales at the American Film Market. Wachowski's involvement brings her established genre credentials to a picture described as playfully subverting horror and comedy conventions.
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