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 In the description, “The Inheritance” sounds like one of those movies that relies on the artifice of its own creation: a spy thriller shot entirely on an iPhone, with many scenes staged in public without permits to add urgency and spontaneity. But this latest film from Neil Burger (“Divergent,” “Limitless,” “The Illusionist”), who co-wrote the script with spy novelist Olen Steinhauer, ultimately transcends mere novelty by having a plot on an even smaller scale than you might expect.  Despite its multinational sprawl and hints of high stakes, the film is ultimately a two-person drama about a daughter (Phoebe Dynevor) discovering who her long-absent father (Rhys Ifans) really is. What she discovers is bitter, but also dramatically satisfying enough to make this release, which hits theaters from IFC Films on Friday, feel like more than just another low-budget action movie with familiar faces. Director: Neil Burger Writers: Neil Burger, Olen Steinhauer Stars: Phoebe Dynevor, Rhys...