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  • Home
  • Music
    • Classic songs
    • Guitar Heroes
    • Music
    • Music interviews
    • Music reviews
    • Women in Music
  • Film
    • Cinemas Greatest Scenes
    • Film
    • Warner Bros. Pictures.
  • Art
    • Art
    • History Painting
  • Culture
    • Amazing women who inspire us
    • The Best Streets in the World
    • Christmas
    • Culture
    • Mythology
    • Religion
    • Monuments and Sites
    • Wine
  • History
    • Australian history
    • Disasters
    • History
    • A short history of Byzantium
    • A history of the First World War.

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  • The Fisher King (1991): A story of redemption.
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