Joe Russo

film and television director

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Filmmaker; director of Captain America: Winter Solider and Captain America: Civil War; brother of Anthony Russo

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The abundant action in Marvel's Captain America: Civil War, begins when world governments move to restrict the activities of the Marvel superheroes to dial back the collateral damage…

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