Here are three reasons to see Three Identical Strangers, a documentary about triplets, who were born in the 1960s but didn't meet until the 1980s.
1) The brothers are engaging, at times, funny, at other times, thoughtful and deep.
2) The others interviewed for the movie are intelligent, articulate, and informative.
3) While this is a remarkable story on the surface, it grows deeper and deeper, asking—but not always able to answer—the questions: why, how, and is it nature or nurture that determines our behavior.
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