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  • Review – A Good Day to Die Hard (2013) April 27, 2013
  • Review – God Bless America (2011) April 20, 2013
  • Great Movies – Le voyage dans la lune (1902) April 7, 2013

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A Star is Born is a spectacular showcase for two disgustingly talented people. #astarisborn
Mind blown by this pic of John C Reilly and Steve Coogan from Ollie & Stan
Was worried that after 25 years in the making The Man Who Killed Don Quixote would struggle against anticipation, but the more I watched the more I got into it. @sydfilmfest
Caught NZ comedy @thebreakerupperers at @sydfilmfest and it really hit the spot. Gets a general release in July and it’s well worth a look.
Here we go! @sydfilmfest
Prepping for The Man Who Killed Don Quixote at @sydfilmfest by catching up on Lost in La Mancha.
Saw @iamnotyournegro at @sydfilmfest last year and it blew me away. Showed it to my students today and it did the same to them.
No #royalwedding for me. I opted for Paddington 2. I won.
Chungking Express, a sweet film about home invasion.

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