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 I work in the local film industry in St. John's, Newfoundland. I started writing film reviews in 2012 in my spare time while I was in school for Graphic Design, and it really was the start my path to film school and then eventually working in the film industry. I've always been a huge fan of movies, and I love talking about them, reviewing them, and putting them in list form. I rarely keep up with this site, so I apologize for the lack of updated content, but hopefully there are enough past posts to keep you interested. Take a look around and enjoy. 


Thanks! 
Gill 





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