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World Advent : Day 18

Posted on December 19, 2013 by Saint

The Shows: UK TV – United Kingdom Television is on the rise both here and around the world. Countries are adapting popular shows from other countries and with streaming platforms looking for more content many international shows are getting the … Continue reading →

Posted in BBC, Christmas, Comedy, Holiday, Netflix, Sci-Fi, Snack, TV Show, UK | Tagged Edgar Wright, Joel McHale, Katherine Parkinson, List of The IT Crowd characters, Richard Ayoade, Simon Pegg, The IT Crowd, World's End | Leave a comment

Perfect Foreign Films for Saint Valentine’s Day

Posted on February 10, 2013 by Saint

COMEDY L’arnacoeur [Heartbreaker] – France Les émotifs anonymes [Romantics Anonymous] – France Eagle vs Shark – New Zealand White Wedding – South Africa Strictly Ballroom – Australia Hors de prix [Priceless] – France Love Actually – UK Bridget Jones’s Diary … Continue reading →

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Global Advent: Day 22

Posted on December 22, 2012 by Saint

The Film: Shaun Of The Dead – England Everything about this film defies the common expectation of a foreign film. Granted, there is generally a difference between foreign language and global film, but whatever reason someone has to avoid films … Continue reading →

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