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Tag: dramas

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The Hijacking of Flight 601 (2024), a Colombian Series on Netflix with a Heavily Political Kidnapping

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The Tearsmith (2024) – A Netflix Film. Review: A classic love story with a nineteenth-century flavor… but undeniably contemporary

The Signal (2024). A German space miniseries on Netflix. Review: entertaining, family-friendly and without too many complications

Poor Things (2023). Movie review: Alice in the fascinating land of the absurd

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