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Professor Marston and the Wonder Woman - Film Club Review

Based on the true story of the American Psychologist William Moulton Marston, and how he came to create the character of Wonder Woman...

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This entry was posted in Film Club, Movies, Uncategorized and tagged colin farrell, yorgos lanthimos, feminist, contrived, unconventional, relationships, feminine, challenging, elizabeth marston, dr william marston, psychologist, dvd, nicole kidman, superhero, true story, comic, bella heathcote, rebecca hall, luke evans, angela robinson, professor marston and the wonder woman, the killing of a sacred deer, new release, digitales film club, film club, drama, film, Wonder Woman on March 20, 2018 by Mali @ digitales.
Suburbicon - Film Club Review

Written by the Coen Brothers, directed by George Clooney and starring Matt Damon and Julianne Moore, this idyllic suburban community has a disturbing reality hidden beneath the surface...

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This entry was posted in Film Club, Movies, Uncategorized and tagged true story, comic book, comic, ma15+, bella heathcote, rebecca hall, luke evans, angela robinson, professor marston and the wonder woman, coen brothers, julianne moore, george clooney, movie review, review, film club, drama, suburbicon, Wonder Woman, Matt Damon, Crime on March 6, 2018 by Mali @ digitales.

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