What a beautiful movie. I must watch it again soon.
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1 comment:
Great photo, Andrew. The film is a wonderful piece, and my favorite of the trilogy. Though I must say that it's difficult to separate the three films. Of the three, Red is the one I'm drawn to more often than not.
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