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àma GLORIA

Post author By Jeremy Clarke
Post date June 13 2024
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Director – Marie Amachoukeli – Co-Director (Animation) – Pierre Emmanuel-Lyet – 2023 – France – Cert. 12a – 84m Live Action **** / Animation ***** After her beloved nanny returns to Cape Verde, six-year-old Cléo visits her for the Summer – out in UK cinemas on Friday, June 14th and on BFI Player from Monday, […]

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Disconnect Me

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Post date April 1 2024
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Director – Alex Lykos – 2023 – Australia – Cert. 12 – 87m ***1/2 A man attempts to live for 30 days without the use of his smartphone, tablet or computer – out on digital from Monday, April 1st This documentary opens with an advisory to keep your phone handy during the screening, as you […]

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