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Mr. Díaz
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Academic
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1-Course "History of World Cinema" (Syllabus, List of Selected Movies and Link to Lecture Notes) by Mr Díaz |
1-Curso "Historia del Cine" (Programa, Lista de Películas y Enlace con Notas de Clases ) por el Sr Díaz |
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2-The Internet Movie Database |
2-La Base de Datos de Películas de la Internet |
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3-Cinema History |
3-Historia del Cine |
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4-History of American Cinema by Decades |
4-Historia del Cine Americano por Décadas |
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5-How are Movies Made? |
5-Cómo se Hace una Película? |
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6-A Short History of the Movies |
6-Una Breve Historia del Cine |
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7-Cinema Historia: Centre for Cinematic Research at the University of Barcelona, Spain |
7-Historia del Cine: Centro de Investigaciones Cinematográficas de la Universidad de Barcelona, España |
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8-American Film Institute |
8-Instituto Americano de Cine |
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9-The Academy of Motion Pictures Arts & Sciences |
9-La Academia de las Artes y Ciencias Cinematográficas |
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10-French Cinema |
10-Cine Francés |
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10.1-Cannes Film Festival |
10.1-Festival de Cine de Cannes |
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11-Gaumont |
11-Gaumont |
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12-British Cinema |
12-Cine Británico |
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13-The British Film Institute |
13-Instituto Británico de Cine |
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14-German Cinema |
14-Cine Alemán |
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14.1-German Cinema 2 |
14.1-Cine Alemán 2 |
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15-German Cinema 1945-80's |
15-Cine Alemán 1945-80's |
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16-Italian Cinema |
16-Cine Italiano |
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17-Russian and Soviet Cinema |
17-Cine Soviético y Ruso |
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18-Spanish Cinema |
18-Cine Español |
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19--Fifty (50) Directors (& their Movies) of the Spanish Cinema |
19-Cincuenta (50) Directores (y sus Películas) del Cine Español |
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20-More than 100 Years of Mexican Cinema |
20-Más de 100 Años de Cine Mexicano |
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21-Mexican Cinema |
21-Cine Mexicano |
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22-Cuban Cinema |
22-Cine Cubano |
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23-Zayas Digital: Cuban Cinema |
23-Zayas Digital: Cine Cubano |
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24-History of Argentinean Cinema |
24-Historia del Cine Argentino |
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25-The Page of the Argentinean Cinema |
25-La Página del Cine Argentino |
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26-Foreign Films-Non American Films |
26-Películas Extranjeras-No Americanas |
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27-Movie Posters |
27-Carteles de Cine |
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27.1-Movie Posters |
27.1-Carteles de Cine |
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28-WebMovie: The Motion Picture Producer's Guide |
28-WebMovie: La Guía del Productor |
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29-Univ. Calif. Berkeley: Media Resources Center |
29-Univ. Calif. Berkeley: Centro de Recursos de Medios Masivos |
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30-Cinema Connection |
30-La Conexión Cinematográfica |
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31-The RML Movie Page |
31-La Página de las Película RML |
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32-Movie Review Query |
32-Motor de Búsqueda de Análisis de Películas |
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33-Movie Reviews by Edwin Jahiel |
33-Análisis de Películas por Edwin Jahiel |
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34-Movie Reviews by Boyd Petrie |
34-Análisis de Películas por Boyd Petrie |
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35-Film Freak Central |
35-La Central del Fanático del Cine |
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36-Grading the Movies |
36-Calificando las Películas |
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37-E - Film Critic |
37-Crítico de Cine Electrónico |
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38-Films Graded |
38-Películas Calificadas |
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39-Crazy 4 Cinema |
39-Loco x el Cine |
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40-Characters / Actors |
40-Personajes / Actores |
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41-Stars's Archive |
41-Archivo de la Estrellas |
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42-Celebrity Addresses Emporium |
42-Imperio de la Direción de las Celebridades |
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43-Who Represents the Stars? |
43-Quién Representa a las Estrellas? |
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44-Alex Fung's Page: All Movie Awards |
44-La Página de Alex Fung: Todos los Premios de Cine |
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45-Golden Globe Awards |
45-Premios Globo Dorado |
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46-Cinema Sites |
46-Páginas sobre Cine |
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47-Sudance Film Institute |
47-Instituto de Cine Sudance |
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48-The New York Film Academy |
48-La Academia de Cine de New York |
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49-Mistakes in the Movies |
49-Errores en las Películas |
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50-Budget & Box Office Reports |
50-Costo e Ingresos de las Películas |
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51-Internet Resources for Film Studies (Databases, Journals, Film Schools, Films Institutes, Archives, History of Film) |
51-Recursos en la Internet para los Estudios de Cine (Bases de Datos, Institutos y Universidades, Archivos Fílmicos, Historias del Cine) |
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52-Film Studies / Film History |
52-Estudios de Cine / Historia del Cine |
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Lists of Classics / The Best...
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1-The Greatest 200 Films |
1-Los Mejores 200 Filmes |
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2-Reel Classics (Stars, Directors, Reviews, and more) |
2-Películas Clásicas (Actores, Directores y más) |
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3-Film 100: The Most Influential People |
3-Film 100: Los Más Influyentes |
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4-List of Historical Movies for my Students by Periods of Nine Weeks |
4-Lista de Películas de Temas Históricos a ver por mis Estudiantes por Unidades Evaluativas |
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5-The Worldwide Top 100 Grossing Films & More |
5-Las 100 Películas más Taquilleras del Mundo + |
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6-Yahoo Movie Web Ring |
6-El Anillo de las Películas de Yahoo |
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7-American Movie Classics |
7-Películas Americanas Clásicas |
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8-Turner Classic Movies |
8-Películas Clásicas de Turner |
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9-E! (Entertainment TV) |
9-E! (Entretenimiento TV) |
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10-My List of Best Movies by Years |
10-Mi Lista de Mejores Películas por Años |
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Movie Studios
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1923 A certain famous mouse may live in the Magic Kingdom, but he works in Hollywood. Walt Disney Studio Entertainment, the motion picture arm of The Walt Disney Company, is one of the world's largest film production businesses. Its live-action and animated titles are produced and distributed through Walt Disney Pictures, Touchstone, and Buena Vista International. Its Miramax Film Corp. acquires, produces, and distributes movies under the Miramax and Dimension banners. Walt Disney Studios also produces TV programming through Walt Disney Television Animation; Broadway shows through Buena Vista Theatrical Group; and CDs through Hollywood Records and Lyric Street Records. |
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1924: Columbia founded; 1982: Bought by Coca-Cola; 1982: TriStar founded; 1987: Merge of both Co. ; 1989: Bought by Sony |
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1919: United Artists founded; 1924: MGM founded; 1967: U.A. is bought by Transamerica Corp.; 1970: MGM is bought by Kirk Kerkorian, from Las Vegas; 1978: Orion Pictures founded; 1981: MGM bought UA; 1986: Ted Turner bought MGM/UA; 1990: MGM/UA sold to Pathe Communications; 1992: MGM/UA bought by the French bank Credit Lyonnais; 1996: K. Kerkorian bought back MGM/UA; Late 1990's MGM/UA bought Orion Pictures. Cable TV: AMC. |
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1923: WB founded; 1967: New Line Cinema founded; 1967: WB is bought by Seven Arts Productions; 1969: WB is bought by Kinney National Service; 1986: Ted Turner bought MGM/UA and sold it later to Pathe Comm., but kept the library of 3,300 movies; 1989: Time Inc. bought WB; 1993: Ted Turner bought New Line Cinema and Castle Rock; Late 1990's: Ted Turner joined Time-Warner; 2000's: AOL bought Time-Warner-Turner. Cable TV: HBO, Cinemax, TCM, TNT, TBS, CNN, and others. Also related to Liberty Media Corp., the owner of the Starz-Encore system. |
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1912: Founded; 1962: Bought by MCA; 1990: Bought by Matsushita Electrical Industrial Co.; Late 1990's: Bought by Seagrams Co. June 2000: Vivendi (a powerful French media Co.) and Seagrams merged. Dec. 2000: The new Co adopted the name of Vivendi Universal: it owns Universal Pictures, Universal Studios theme parks, USA Network, Sci-Fi Channel and Studios USA. |
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1927: Founded; 1966: Bought by Gulf and Western; 1989: Gulf and Western changed its name to Paramount Communications; 1994: Bought by Viacom. Viacom also owns the following: Broadcasting: CBS and UPN; Cable TV: MTV, TNN, Nickelodeon, and Showtime. |
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Created in 1994 by Steven Spielberg, Jeffrey Katzenberg, and David Geffen, DreamWorks has established itself in the entertainment industry after a rocky start. The three founders collectively own 66% of DreamWorks; Microsoft co-founder, Paul Allen, owns about 26%. |
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1999 CANADA-USA The company is a leading producer and distributor of moderately budgeted independent films. It also produces TV movies, miniseries, and TV series. The company splits its operations between LA and Vancouver. |
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Mandalay Entertainment is the filmed entertainment production company founded by former Columbia Pictures head Peter Guber and former entertainment lawyer Paul Schaeffer. Founded in 1995 the company has produced such films as Sleepy Hollow and Enemy at the Gates. It also produces movies and series for television (Cupid, Sole Survivor) and produces non-fiction movies (Galapagos - IMAX 3D). |
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Artisan was formed in 1997 when a group led by Bain Capital acquired home video distributor LIVE Entertainment. The company is 30% owned by Boston-based investment firm Audex. Big screen or small screen? Makes no difference to Artisan Entertainment. The company distributes films and home movies through its two operating divisions, Artisan Pictures and Artisan Home Entertainment. Artisan releases about 10 art films a year |
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IFC Films and Next Wave Films are new film production and distribution companies under The Independent Film Channel Entertainment Division, a division of Bravo Networks. Based in New York, this company initially will release 10-12 films per year. |
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Founded in May 2000 by former 20th Century Fox and Disney chairman Joe Roth. Its sole goal is to produce commercial viable films |
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Founded by Armyan Bernstein in 1990, Beacon Communications soon became one of the most respected independent motion picture companies in the industry. In 2002, Armyan Bernstein and Charlie Lyons co-founded Holding Pictures. Holding Pictures has recently acquired the Beacon name, and has formed Beacon Pictures as a new division of Holding Pictures
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Spyglass produces its films through its partnership with J.P. Morgan Chase bank, and it was distributing movies via an exclusive deal with Walt Disney Studio Entertainment, which owns a 10% stake in Spyglass. However, in late 2002 Spyglass announced it was leaving Disney to enter into a similar agreement with DreamWorks. The company is also involved in TV production through Spyglass Entertainment Television. Spyglass was founded in 1998 by veteran Hollywood producers Gary Barber and Roger Birnbaum. |
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James G. Robinson, Chairman and CEO of Morgan Creek Productions, founded the company in early 1988 and, in its first fourteen years of operation, has seen eleven of its 30 films debut in the #1 box-office spot. |
Cinema Journals / Publicaciones Académicas
1-Cinema Journal, University of Texas 2-Kinema, A Journal of Film and Audiovisual Media,
University of Waterloo,Ontario, Canada 3-Screening the Past, La Trobe University, Bundoora,
Victoria, Australia 4-Bright Lights Film Journal. 5-Images: A Journal of Film and Popular
Culture 6-Senses of Cinema 7-Cinema Space, University of California at
Berkeley 8- Film Quarterly, University of California 9-Camera Obscura, A journal of feminism and film
theory. Duke University. 10-American Cinematographer 11-Animation Journal 12-Canadian Journal of Film Studies 13-Cinetex, University of Vienna, Austria 14-Critical Inquiry, University of Chicago 15-Film Comment, The Film Society of Lincoln
Center 16- Film & History: An Interdisciplinary Journal
of Film and Television Studies. 17-Film Feature Forum 18-Film-Historia 19-Journal of Popular Film and Television 20-The Silents Majority. On-line Journal of Silent
Film 21-Film and Philosophy 22-IndieWIRE 23-Millennium Film Journal. Independent, experimental,
and avant-garde cinema. 24-Movie Maker 25-Scope. Journal of the Institute of Film Studies at
Nottingham University,UK 26-STROBE. Journal of Film, Television and New Media
from UCLA 27-FilmRef 28-Journal of Film and Video, University Film and
Video Association 29-Journal of Film Preservation, UCLA 30-Journal of Religion and Film, University of
Nebraska at Omaha 31-Black Camera: A Micro Journal of Black Film
Studies, Univ. Indiana 32-Cineaste 33-Film-Criticism 34-Literature Film Quarterly, Salisbury
University 35-Spectator Online, University of Southern
California 36-Wide Angle 37-The Yale Journal of Criticism 38-Historical Journal of Film, Radio, and Television,
Louisiana State University
Industry's
Magazines / Revistas
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1-The Hollywood Reporter (Daily & Weekly) |
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2-Variety (Daily & Weekly) |
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3-Vanity Fair |
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4-Biography (Monthly) |
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5-People (Monthly) |
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6-National Enquirer (Weekly) |
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7-Entertaintment Weekly |
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8-Entertainment Today |
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9-Movieline |
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10-Now Playing (Monthly) |
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11-Premiere |
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Find, Buy, Rent, Watch
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1-Movies Unlimited (Domestic & Foreign, Old & New) |
1-Películas sin Límites (Americanas y Extranjeras, Viejas y Nuevas) |
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1.1-Amazon.com (New & Used) Cheap ! |
1.1-Amazon.com (Nuevas y Usadas) Baratas !! |
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2-Reel.com: Your Connection to the Movies |
2-Reel.com: Tu Conección con las Películas |
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3-Blockbuster Home Page |
3-La Página de Blockbuster |
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4-New Yorker Films (Foreign Films) |
4-New Yorker Films (Películas Extranjeras) |
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4-The Library Video Company: Educational Videos and CD ROM's |
4-La Biblioteca de Videos: Videos Educacionales y CD ROM's |
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5-Critics' Choice Videos: The Big Book of Movies |
5-La Elección de los Críticos en Videos: El Libro Grande de las Películas |
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6-PBS (Educational Movies & Documentaries) |
6-PBS (Películas y DocumentalesEducacionales) |
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7-Annenberg Videos: Educational Series & Documentaries |
7-Videos Annenberg: Series Educacionales y Documentales |
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8-A&E, History Channel, Biography |
8-A&E, Canal de Historia, Biografías |
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9-Moviefone |
9-Moviefone |
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10-All the Movies |
10-Todas las Películas |
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11-Crazy for Cinema |
11-Loco por las Películas |
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12-Great Classic Movies |
12-Las Grandes Películas Clásicas |
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13-Cinema Review Magazine |
13-Revista Análisis de Cine |
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14-The Movie Page |
14-La Página del Cine |
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15-Hollywood |
15-Hollywood |
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