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Podcast: Our Favorite Movies of 2014

by Nick Lucchesi

December 21, 2014

Village Voice film critic Stephanie Zacharek and LA Weekly film critic Amy Nicholson run down their 10 favorite/best/top/whatever movies of 2014, along with Voice film editor Alan Scherstuhl.

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