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American vs Turkish Cinemas: A.L Fox recalls her Summer Experiences
Hello readers, This is another post by A.L. Fox, my talented guest writer. This time she has written about three different cinemas in two different countries she has visited this summer. Happy Watching Robyn 🙂 There’s more to the cinema … Continue reading →
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My Weekly Recommendations 27th November
Hello readers, I know it is Monday but I went home from university this weekend so I was extra busy with my parents so apologies for the late post. I will be doing some different posts soon but for now … Continue reading →
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