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Welcome to version 29. The first post in this edition will be number 11,369. 

The ghost of The Professor reminds you to link your films. 

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The sequel is Kirikou and the Wild Beast not yet available. Queued the original.
Alphabet City: Better than expected, Total Sleeze's Review is dead on with this flick. Gotta love the atmosphere & gritty, foggy wet 80's NYC streets, great stuff, 3*.

2 films for my silent film class...

Wall-E - We watched this because apparently part of the concept behind it was it was supposed to be like a Buster Keaton film. I gotta say, while I have a few issues with it, this is a pretty damn well made film, excellent visual storytelling, and solid social commentary for a mainstream kids film. Really great.

The General - Mmmmm, my love for this film increases with each viewing. Buster Keaton is insane.
Please Give Manhattan couple has a messy life. Catherine Keener is marvelous as a woman who feels so much guilt for being affluent she hands out money to just about anyone she decides needs it. 3.75 stars.
L'enfance Nue (Naked Childhood) This film about a troubled boys abandonment by his mother to temporary foster homes goes nowhere and ends with no resolution. Amateurish acting adds to a disappointing watch. 2 stars

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