RICHARD JENKINS

It’s appropriate that at the center of a film called “The Humans” is Richard Jenkins, a character-actor everyman extraordinaire.

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TIFFThe Humans begins with an establishing shot, the camera gazing up from the small interior courtyard of a Chinatown apartment building.It’s one of those New York areas so claustrophobic that the idea of it being “outdoor space” is a tease. Craning to glimpse a sliver of the sky, it almost seems unreachable, creating an illusion that the surrounding brick walls are starting to cave in on you the harder you struggle to look. Something matter-of-fact shouldn’t seem so impossible, yet from the bo

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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Richard Jenkins, 38, was charged with sex trafficking and pimping after an investigation that took police to the Ramada Inn in Mandarin. According to the arrest report, Jenkins met the victim somewhere outside Jacksonville and told the woman could make a lot of money on the Internet if she came back to town with him. The victim agreed and they checked into the Ramada Inn on Hartley Road on Monday. The next day, Jenkins brought the victim to a braiding salon on 103rd Street to have her hair done. While the victim was unattended in the shop, someone called the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office.