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Probably the last feature I watched the other night. It's on Letterboxd. Devon Green just finished it and it cost 800 dollars. He premiered it at Whammy Analog (a great place) and I admit to having a small role. I am watching Hollywood die (and I don't mind) and hope movies like this flourish. https://letterboxd.com/robertdayton/film/mid-evil-times/https://letterboxd.com/robertdayton/film/mid-evil-times/
Jul 14, 2025

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