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1st film in the &#039;Enola Holmes&#039; series

 I was thinking about what category this film falls into.  I was thinking action but there is not really a lot of that, I was thinking fantasy given that it is set in the world of Sherlock Holmes but ultimately I settled on</description>
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3rd film in the &#039;Enola Holmes&#039; series

 Enola Holmes (Millie Bobby Brown) and Tewkesbury (Louis Partridge) are in Malta to be married when Enola&#039;s brother, the famous Sherlock (Henry Cavill), on the island for the wedding but also working on a case is kidnapped.  A torn piece of an expensive dress left in her brother&#039;s room has Enola trace it to women who she chases in the Malta capital Valletta but before Enola can question her, the woman is shot.  Enola eventually d…</description>
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Chester is one of the oldest cities in England and is one of the few examples of a walled city still remaining.  One of the great attractions in Chester is to walk around the city walls (a few miles, but possible in about an hour or so) as well as wander through it&#039;s high street lined with  tudor-style buildings.  If you plan to visit for the day do take advantage of the</description>
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2nd film in the &#039;Enola Holmes&#039; series

 We quite enjoyed the first outing of Enola Holmes and hoped for more of the same.  Though 2 had some aspects of the first film this was a bit more, dare I say it, serious than the first.

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Death of the Author by Nnedi Okorafor


 Zelunjo Onyenezi-Onyedele (Zelu) is a Nigerian-American writer who became parapelegic as a child.  After Zelu learns she has been fired she moves back to her parent&#039;s house where she eventually writes a novel</description>
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 In the city of Underworld, Mummies live out eternity.  Egyptian mummy Thut (Joe Thomas) is a retired charioteer with a younger brother called Sekhem (Santiago Winder).  When Thut is almost run over by Princess Nefer&#039;s (Eleanor Tomlinson) chariot, they have an intense argument.  Later when the Pharoah (Sean Bean) sends out a phoenix to find a suiter for his daughter, it accidentally crashes into Thut&#039;s roof leading the Pharoah to believe Thut is Nefer&#039;s suitor</description>
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Back Story: A Memoir by David Mitchell (Comedian)


 In “Back Story” comedian David Mitchell (not to be confused with, he makes it clear, the AUTHOR David Mitchell) takes us on a walk around London with each chapter taking in a different area and bits of his life that he shares with the reader.  He talks about having to always been interested in performing but feeling forced to take a</description>
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 The UK government acquires a door that allows them to travel through time.  Establishing a “Ministry of Time” they bring back several individuals that were about to die to present day, assigning them a</description>
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 Years ago I discovered the Japanese animated film Akira and was fascinated with it&#039;s almost poetic beauty of destruction and conflict and also intrigued in it&#039;s narrative depth with interesting characters and an amazing premise.  I have always wanted to read the manga on which the film was based but the six-volume epic was, and is, quite expensive never mind requiring a certain amount of dedication to go through the 3,000+ pages but I finally decide…</description>
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The Hut Six Story by Gordon Welchman


 By now the secret role that Bletchley Park played in the decrypting of Axis communications during the second world war is well known but it was people like Gordon Welchman who first broke their vow of secrecy to bring the astonishing story to the public.  In</description>
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I love a good story and when it of a real person it is even more interesting: This is reality.  To read other&#039;s stories is often so inspiring...

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