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Out of Sight, Out of Mind
Out of Sight, Out of Mind explores a dystopian America where misinformation and greed erode societal common sense and civic services collapse. Amidst this chaos, Esther Covey, a humanitarian volunteer, ignores medical advice and contracts an unknown virus with potentially disastrous effects. Upon awakening from her illness-induced coma, Esther struggles with memory loss and identity,…
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Saturday Morning Cinema – Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark
Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark ignited my imagination as a child, launching a lifelong love of cinema. Spielberg’s direction, John Williams’ score, and unforgettable characters made Raiders a keystone film—one that still thrills, inspires, and earns its place among the greatest American movies ever made.
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Saturday Morning Cinema – Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
When your relationship persists in misery, do you suppress it in silence or does it lead to the occasional lash out? Or, perhaps you can push through the negative and rediscover the positive that created the relationship in the first place. Number 67 on AFI’s Top 100 American Films of All Time is Who’s Afraid…
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A WONDERFUL NEIGHBORHOOD – Part 2
Thomas struggles with disbelief while meeting with Harmony, who insists on discussing strict neighborhood rules that may have dire implications for his family. As they delve deeper, it becomes clear these rules are linked to a mysterious force controlling their lives, leading to sinister consequences for noncompliance.
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A WONDERFUL NEIGHBORHOOD – Part 1
Cyrus Borzak introduces the Hammersmith family as they move into their new home, guided by the cheerful realtor Harmony Evergreen. While the couple feels excitement, neighbor Harlan shares ominous warnings about the home’s hidden rules and consequences. As they settle in, a blend of joy and unease begins to unfold.
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Saturday Morning Cinema – Oblivion
Oh, the weeks have gone quickly. Where I was just wrapping up Halloween-themed viewing, the calendar deceived me and flipped to December. Missing all of November was not intentional but also not without reason. I recently returned from a trip to Iceland, whose magical landscapes lured me into dreamy thoughts of the films and shows…
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