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  • A man wearing a green camouflage shirt and a woman stand close to and face each other, on what looks to be a dance floor.
  • A man seated at a wood table covered in junk holds a beer bottle in one hand, and speaks into a microphone that is being propped up on a stick, to which it is affixed by twine or a rubber band.
  • Close-up on a man's face; a bit of blood is visible in one of his nostrils.
  • A group of eight people, including four men in green camouflage pants, are engaged in an altercation, with some trying to hold others back from fighting.
  • A man in U.S. marine green army fatigues holds a gun, flanked by other marines and a woman just behind him.
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CALIFORNIA DREAMIN’ (ENDLESS)

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Friday, November 22

(2007, Christian Nemescu) During the Kosovo war, a village station master blocks a train filled with NATO equipment and American Marines, for lack of the right customs forms. Inspired by an actual event and fueled by a rock-filled score. Digital. Approx. 153 min.

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