‘The Last Airbender’: Still a Catastrophe 13 Years Later
It is as bad as your remember, and you are fortunate if you've never watched it. Keep it that way!
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PECIAL FEATURES: 2-DVD Set, Booklet, Box Set, Interactive Menu, Scene Access, SYNOPSIS: World of Glory (1991) Something Happened (1987)
A film that attempts to analyse the facts and fictions surrounding the discovery and eventual epidemic of the AIDS virus, Saturday October 5th (1969)
A black and white 1960s urban drama about the day a young Swedish man spends with his girlfriend, and anxiety's intrusion upon it.
To Fetch a Bike (1968)
A moving colour film that in somewhat sketchy scenes describes the morning activities of a tentative young pair of lovers. Visiting One's Son (1967)
The storyline is about a son's father (Lars Karlsteen) and mother (Maud Backeus) who come to visit him (Peter Egge) and his girlfriend (Kajsa Wilund) for the first time. ..Roy Andersson Collection (5 Films) - 2-DVD Box Set
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PECIAL FEATURES: 2-DVD Set, Booklet, Box Set, Interactive Menu, Scene Access, SYNOPSIS: World of Glory (1991) Something Happened (1987) A film that attempts to analyse the facts and fictions surrounding the discovery and eventual epidemic of the AIDS virus, Saturday October 5th (1969) A black and white 1960s urban drama about the day a young Swedish man spends with his girlfriend, and anxiety's intrusion upon it. To Fetch a Bike (1968) A moving colour film that in somewhat sketchy scenes describes the morning activities of a tentative young pair of lovers. Visiting One's Son (1967) The storyline is about a son's father (Lars Karlsteen) and mother (Maud Backeus) who come to visit him (Peter Egge) and his girlfriend (Kajsa Wilund) for the first time. ..Roy Andersson Collection (5 Films) - 2-DVD Box Set
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