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 Three decades after his breakthrough in independent cinema, Burns reunites the McMullen clan for a warm, understated sequel about brothers, second chances, and unexpected romances. Thirty years ago, in the midst of the independent film boom and the effervescence of Sundance, Edward Burns emerged as a New York actor and director of Irish descent who suddenly became a promising figure thanks to his $25,000 debut film, The Brothers McMullen. For a time, he was one of the faces of American independent cinema.  Director: Edward Burns Writer: Edward Burns Stars: Edward Burns, Connie Britton, Halston Sage In the following years, Burns continued to release films with reasonable visibility and moderate success (She’s the One, with Jennifer Aniston and Cameron Diaz; Sidewalks of New York; Ash Wednesday). But soon his star began to fade. He continued to direct—and act in—most of his projects, but his releases went unnoticed, almost invisible. It's surprising to realize that he has made ...