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bit.ly/CelebrateMKApr20 - With all the madness of #coronavirus and switching to working from home, we plain forgot to update about the latest edition of #entertainment and #lifestyle #magazine @celebratemk. Yes, we know #cinemas are closed, but check out p.33 for details about what - we trust - will be released after everything has calmed down. #movie #movies #film #films #cinema

#corona lunchtime #countryside #walks. #easthaddon #villagelife #northamptonshire #quiet #peaceandquiet #birdsong #idyllic #sunnyday #springday #countrysidewalk

Waiting for the bus in #easthaddon, #northamptonshire last night. You could hear a pin drop. #evening #quiet #quietnight #darkness #corona #coronavirus #covid19 #coronaquiet #coronacalm

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1917 (2019). All grim on the Western Front in this World War I drama

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image four star rating very good lots to enjoy

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Date January 25, 2020
Author cinesocialuk
Tags 1917 film review, Andrew Scott, Benedict Cumberbatch, CineSocial, cinesocialuk, Colin Firth, Continuous take, Daniel Mays, Film review, Friendship, George MacKay, Jason Day, Journey, Male bonding, Mark Strong, One shot, Sam Mendes, Single shot, Single take, War film, World War I, WWI
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