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Silence
Brilliant
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One Hundred Mornings
I cant belive I wasted 4 euros on this rubbish. This film was praised by numerous UK and US survival boards as a worthwhile and realistic survivalist/prepper film. True.It should be used as a training film as what NOT to do in a end of the world scenario. A disaster of a film.
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12:08 East of Bucharest
Watched this last night. Quite good but decidedly depressing! I completely fail to see how any could file this under 'comedy'never mind describe it as 'acutely funny'... it raised a few wry smiles alright but that's about it. I know, I know, people's perceptions of humour vary wildly, but I reckon this one would be pushing it for most!
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What Richard Did
Really good Irish Movie can see why it won so many IFTAs. Jack Rayner who plays the main character Richard played a blinder. Will be watching out for him to hit the big time. Hes a good looking fella too! This film shows the other side of the story in a powerful way. The ending is a bit abrupt however I think it needed to end like that. It is a work of fiction.
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Mea Maxima Culpa: Silence in the House of God
I just saw Alex Gibney interviewed on Huff Post Live - excellent piece, also with Laurie Goodstein of NYTimes. You say this is 'coming soon' to Volta - can you give me a date? thanks Gail
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