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Karen Krizanovich

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Karen Krizanovich has appeared on TV (Newsnight, Review Show, CNN), published across mainstream UK media and heard on a variety of frequencies. She is the author of Infographic Guide to the Movies and can be found tweeting @krizanovich

Articles By Karen Krizanovich

Love Is Strange

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The Imitation Game

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Jimi: All Is By My Side

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LFF 2014: Margarita, With A Straw

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LFF 2014: Foxcatcher

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The Judge

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LFF 2014: The Imitation Game

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DVD: Lilting

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We Made It: Waterford Crystal

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Draft Day

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The Equalizer

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DVD: Only Lovers Left Alive

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DVD: The Two Faces of January

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The Hundred-Foot Journey

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DVD: Blue Ruin

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Before I Go To Sleep

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