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Paul Thomas Anderson

Paul Thomas Anderson – Biography, Movies, Quotes

Magnolia (1999), a Film by Paul Thomas Anderson

‘Fallen Leaves’, by Aki Kaurismäki, to receive the FIPRESCI Grand Prix 2023 for Best Film of the Year

Sr. (2022) – A Documentary about Robert Downey – On Netflix

Secret Headquarters (2022) – Movie Review

Top Gun: Maverick (2022). Movie Reviews, Cast

Silver and the Book of Dreams | A Film of Dreams and Fantasy on Prime Video

Merry Little Batman (2023) | Animation Movie on Prime Video

Leave the World Behind – Movie on Netflix: In the purest Shyamalan style? Or perhaps a reflection a little beyond the thriller