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Does Nate Parker's directorial debut reclaim its namesake? Film Tank discusses what The Birth of a Nation (2016) means (or doesn't) in its current climate.
NOTES:
Trailer Talk (Rogue One) - 00:07:15
Main Review (The Birth of a Nation) - 00:27:54
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Film Tank hires a private investigator to see what Andrzej Zulawski's Possession is all about.
NOTES:
Mini-review (Westworld pilot) - 00:05:57
Main Review (Possession) - 00:32:18
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The Wachowskis take Film Tank on a journey through time and space in Cloud Atlas.
NOTES:
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The Film Tank hosts get dirty as they talk Filth. That one movie based on that one book that stars James McAvoy. Yeah, that's all I got.
NOTES:
Mini-review (Sully) - 00:03:09
Main Review (Filth) - 00:23:56
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