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Timestalker

Post author By Jeremy Clarke
Post date October 11 2024
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Director – Alice Lowe – 2024 – UK – Cert. 15 – 90m ***** A reincarnated woman falls for the same man in different, historical time periods – hilarious romantic comedy of errors is out in UK cinemas on Friday, October 11th Agnes (Alice Lowe) is a woman falling madly in love. Sadly, the object […]

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No Trees in the Street

Director – J. Lee Thompson – 1959 – UK – Cert. 12 – 96m **** An essentially honest young woman living in her parents’ East End slum fails to stop her impetuous younger brother from becoming involved in the criminal underworld – one of two J. Lee Thompson movies out on UK Blu-ray, DVD and […]

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