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Tag Archives: Bridge of Spies
“Bridge of Spies” – introspective art at its best
My wife and I had the pleasure of seeing Bridge of Spies last night. As this post title notes, it is truly a masterful work of art. Subtle, yet compelling, the movie depicts Cold War era intrigue and fears in … Continue reading →
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