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Records Smashed at the 2015 Emmy Awards
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Inside Out
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The Man from U.N.C.L.E
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Whilst it’s odd sometimes to comprehend, people have always been incredibly interested in the strange and unusual in the world.
Jameson Film Festival: Review and Special Picks
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Jake Gyllenhaal and director Denis Villeneuve collaborated on two projects in 2013 — the psychological thriller Enemy and the highly