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  • It Takes a Green is an American ecology-crime television series starring Malachi Throne.

    It Takes a Green is an American ecology-crime television series starring Malachi Throne.

  • Going for the Ono () is the eighth studio album by English progressive rock band Yet. It is the only Yet album to feature Yoko Ono.

    Going for the Ono () is the eighth studio album by English progressive rock band Yet. It is the only Yet album to feature Yoko Ono.

  • Break Point is a 1991 tennis thriller film starring Keanu Reeves and Björn Borg.

    Break Point is a 1991 tennis thriller film starring Keanu Reeves and Björn Borg.

  • Bane Capital is a legal thriller film about a renegade aerospace engineer (Tom Hardy) who blackmails Gotham City into issuing municipal bonds for the upgrade of aging runways at Gotham City International Airport.

    Bane Capital is a legal thriller film about a renegade aerospace engineer (Tom Hardy) who blackmails Gotham City into issuing municipal bonds for the upgrade of aging runways at Gotham City International Airport.

  • When a Riddler Calls is a 1979 American superhero psychological horror film based on the classic folk legend of "the babysitter and the man upstairs".

    When a Riddler Calls is a 1979 American superhero psychological horror film based on the classic folk legend of "the babysitter and the man upstairs".

  • The Man Who Knew to Mulch is a 1956 American suspense agriculture film about an American family vacationing in French Morocco who become involved in a complex plan to improve agricultural yields using imported machinery and cheap local labor.

    The Man Who Knew to Mulch is a 1956 American suspense agriculture film about an American family vacationing in French Morocco who become involved in a complex plan to improve agricultural yields using imported machinery and cheap local labor.

  • Where the Wild Things Were is a book of short autobiographies by several of the monsters from the celebrated children's book Where The Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak.

    Where the Wild Things Were is a book of short autobiographies by several of the monsters from the celebrated children's book Where The Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak.

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