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Caribbean Education Database Provides access to information on education in the English-speaking Caribbean. Classic Mexican Cinema A (...)

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Kaoru Ikeya’s documentary tells the story of Waichi Okumura, one of over one thousand Japanese soldiers (the “ants” of the title) to remain in (...)

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In addition to Video Vortex, Alamo Drafthouse Cinema offers a mix of first-run, independent and vintage films on 11 screens.

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Peter Sykes, 1976 A few outright classics should certainly be experienced when considering the Evil One in cinema. Such offerings (...)

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After nearly eight years in the United States, Charlie finally returned to China, armed with a degree from Vanderbilt, in January 1886.

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Finally, I would be remiss if I did not mention the historic and important Cinema Rif, perhaps the most important movie theater in Morocco.

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