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Men on the Mountain, The Outskirts, The Red and the White, Man on the Tracks

Posted by PhilJ on January 14, 2012 at 11:00:59:
each one is absolutely original and are unique viewing experiences.

How many films truly transport you to another place or time?

All four are very good at bringing this experience to you.

Also, all these were brought to my attention by Tinear or Victor Khomenko and I wanted to thank you guys and to thank everyone here at AA for their contributions.

I trust you guys more than any commericial critic.

Do yourselves a favor and watch one of these films soon and enjoy!

Phil