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Josh Bell Hates Everything
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September 17, 2010 · 1:35 PM
Joaquin Phoenix produces a ‘stinkumentary,’ Australia produces one of year’s best movies
By Josh Bell
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- Joaquin Phoenix produces a 'stinkumentary,' and Australia produces one of the year's best movies
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Film critic and historian Tony Macklin (http://tonymacklin.net) joins Josh to talk about the Joaquin Phoenix pseudo-documentary I'm Still Here and the Australian crime drama Animal Kingdom, plus Ben Affleck's latest Boston epic, The Town.
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