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Sunday, January 23, 2022

The 2021 Hollmann Awards: The Winners, Part One

From 120 films, I nominated 32 films in 18 categories. These are the first nine categories - and believe it or not, not all the winners are from my Top Ten.
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Posted by Walter L. Hollmann at 12:01 PM 1 comment:
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