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Buckeye in Northern Virginia. Director of Multimedia. Runner, cinephile, and wannabe Lincoln scholar. Letterboxd: atmacqueen
Forever adding movies to my watchlist. https://letterboxd.com/yeah_mitch/
I thought too long and too hard about this bio.
First Amendment Advocate at the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression, and a founding editor of Cinemantics.
Amy Loveday is a creative spirit from who expresses herself through writing, performing, and textile arts. She is a lover of cinema, music, and pop culture. Solidly midwestern with Appalachian roots.
Superhero nut with the coldest hot takes.
Another person who loves film ❤️
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