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Unlike some recent episodes where I’ve struggled to pick appropriate movies to watch for our Film After 11 podcast’s run through the alphabet this year, I knew exactly where I wanted to go for the letter “P.” This week, my son Joseph sits d...
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Having saddled myself with the arbitrary gimmick of choosing titles for the Film After 11 podcast this year in alphabetical order, I find myself struggling with the “O” this week. Most of the movies I own beginning with that letter are eith...
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Writer/editor of The Video File Blog. Host of the "Film at 11" podcast. Formerly a writer at High-Def Digest, Home Theater magazine and others. Obsessive collector of movies on physical media, from Laserdisc to DVD, Blu-ray, and 4K.
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