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Until yesterday, I had been feeling a strange sense of relief. After months of litigating the merits and flaws of Alberta separation, and wading through countless economic projections and think pieces about Canada’s constitutional history, we were finally about to get some answers.

The latest A24 film,“Primetime,” has received high praise, starring Robert Pattinson as famous NBC journalist Chris Hansen. “Primetime” follows Chris Hansen’s life based on true events during his filming career doing live sting-operations for his docu-series “To Catch a Predator.” debuting on Dateline NBC, Hansen would set up sting-operations with law enforcement and television crews to catch alleged child predators. In the original series in 2004, Hansen worked as a journalist to put evil men behind bars. To do this, he worked with NBC to lure alleged predators to houses, where decoy actors would act as children, and as the men get comfortable in the home, Hansen walks out, where he questions the alleged predators. This led to some of Hansen’s iconic lines like, “Do you see how this looks?”

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