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Georgia Public Broadcasting Interviews Silver Screen Capture on Prospects for “Megalopolis”

May 17, 2024 Stephen Michael Brown Leave a comment

The futuristic fall movie “Megalopolis” premiered at Cannes Film Festival with Hollywood stars and Atlanta credits plus our site’s commentary about Francis Ford Coppola’s cinematic universe:

https://www.gpb.org/news/2024/05/17/coppolas-futuristic-megalopolis-premieres-at-cannes-hollywood-stars-and-atlanta

Futuristic 'Megalopolis' premieres at Cannes with Hollywood stars and Atlanta credits – and my commentary about Francis Ford Coppola’s cinematic universe https://t.co/mWu2PfM5SB
— Stephen Michael Brown (@stephenatl) May 17, 2024

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