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  • 1/2 Revolution - an Egyptian documentary film about the Egyptian Revolution of 2011
  • 16-Love - 2012 movie about a 16 year old female tennis player who gets injured, and how this affects her life. Main actress (Lindsey Shaw) has wike page already and the movie is mentioned but not as a link to a wiki page. A bit more info on [865] , official site on [866] and youtube channel on [867]. ([868], [869]
  • 21st Century War Machines - television series on Discovery Channel
  • 2Late (2Late is about a young teenage boy 'Sam Hunter' who gets Bullied for being different by School Boys and his own Dad. His best friend Reece tries to look after him and protect him. His mum doesn't know her husband beats him. Sam can't take anymore and makes the most important decision that no one would ever wish to make. This movie tells a moving story based on real life events and asks the questions many of us do not wish to know about.) [www.imdb.com/title/tt3382254/] [870]
  • 3A.M. (TV series) Television series on Showtime Take a penetrating joyride into the bizarro world of late-night New York City. 3AM is a high-energy documentary series that follows a cornucopia of drag queens, artists, escorts, and other insomniacs, all trying to turn fantasy into reality while flaunting every rule in the book. Anything goes at this hour, so leave all inhibitions at the door. While most respectable folks are tucked in at home, the bolder and braver outlaw set are out defying the norms of acceptable and conventional behavior in a search for love, sex, fame, and notoriety that can only come as the clock strikes 3; [871] , [872].
  • The 4th Wall (film), a 2010 British-Belgian film based on a Jean-Claude Carrière play. [873]

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  • Thompson-Nicola Film Commission - [1,254]; government film commission funded by the Thompson-Nicola Regional District which has been operating since 2000. The film commission has brought some big name productions to the TNRD including The A-Team, An Unfinished Life and 2012.[31] The area that inhabits the region is known for its arid deserts and dry climate during the summer months, which has served as shooting locations for similar areas around the world. The following films and television shows have been shot within the TNFC jurisdiction since it was created including The Pledge, Flower & Garnet, Smallville, The Snow Walker, Ill Fated, Traffic (2004 TV mini-series), An Unfinished Life, Miss Texas, Deepwater, The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants, Augusta, Gone, Battlestar Gallactica, Firewall, Centigrade, Afghan Knights, Partition, Thirst, Joy Ride 2: Dead Ahead, Lost Treasure of the Grand Canyon, Iron Road, The Andromeda Strain, Cole, Alien Trespass, Alice, 2012, Flicka 2, The A-Team [1,255]; [1,256] and Afghan Luke[1,257]

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Generally: creating articles for every red link on List of film topics would be greatly appreciated.

Webcomics

Housepets! is a thrice-weekly Web comic produced by Rick Griffin (with no relation to Richard Alden Griffin whatsoever, nor inspiration). The story revolves around Peanut Butter and Grape Jelly Sandwich and other pets living in Babylon Gardens, a pet-friendly neighborhood. But sometimes Slice-of-Life isn't enough, cause in this world (or rather, the next) there are Celestial Beings who spice the plot up with all kinds of Supernatural adventures. Mainly these types of adventures feature human-turned-dog; King and his best friend Fox. Official site of Housepets! webcomic

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