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Signs
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When an intricate pattern of circles and lines appears in a Pennsylvania cornfield, a farmer and his family unfold a mystery that will forever change their lives.
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Full Frontal
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Note to self: A movie with Julia Roberts will never–and I mean never–be an independent film, no matter how small the budget, how edgy the aesthetic or how inscrutable the script. Note to self, part two: The postmodern is well and truly dead.
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Master of Disguise
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Italian waiter Pistachio Disguisey can’t figure out why he compulsively mimics his customers and longs to change his appearance–until he discovers he was born with the ability to transform himself into anyone or anything.
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