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Award-Nominated Films: A Review

Posted on February 11, 2018 by indie-film-fanatic00

Hello readers, This post is dedicated to the three award-nominated films I have seen recently. Award season is often a time when the best films come out and this year is no exception. I saw all three of these films … Continue reading →

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