Our sister magazine @lwlies release this tome of cinematic g…

Posted Thursday 2nd October 2014 /

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Our sister magazine @lwlies release this tome of cinematic greatness today, which features everyone from Wes Anderson and Spike Jonze to Pedro Almodovar and Francis Ford Coppola loose lipping about movies. Available from all good book shops and Amazon. It’s fantastic. So proud.

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