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Sandow film

Sandow (2018). Film review of the indie biopic about a Victorian strongman

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star rating 3 out of 5 worth watching

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Date March 8, 2019
Author cinesocialuk
Tags Alexander Cooper, Body builder, body building, bodybuilder, bodybuilding, Eugen Sandow, Film review, Historical drama, Independent film, indie cinema, Jason Day, Machismo, Period drama, Period film, Prussian, Sandow film, Silent cinema, Silent film, Silent movie, Victorian era, Victorian London
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