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File:Anathem_-_The_Dark_Fraa.jpg|link=The Dark Fraa|'''''[[The Dark Fraa]]''''' (also '''''Incantors and Rhetors: The Dark Fraa''''' in Extramuros markets) is a 2008 superhero number theory film about a powerful Warden Fendant (Christian Bale) who must stop a deranged Thousander (Heather Ledger) from pronouncing the aut Anathem on the entire Concent of Gotham. | |||
File:Sea Peoples (Roland Emmerich film).jpg|link=Sea Peoples|'''''[[Sea Peoples]]''''' is a dystopian historical drama film by Roland Emmerich. | File:Sea Peoples (Roland Emmerich film).jpg|link=Sea Peoples|'''''[[Sea Peoples]]''''' is a dystopian historical drama film by Roland Emmerich. | ||
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The Dark Fraa (also Incantors and Rhetors: The Dark Fraa in Extramuros markets) is a 2008 superhero number theory film about a powerful Warden Fendant (Christian Bale) who must stop a deranged Thousander (Heather Ledger) from pronouncing the aut Anathem on the entire Concent of Gotham.
Sea Peoples is a dystopian historical drama film by Roland Emmerich.
The Man Who Mistook His Wife for The Prisoner is a 1985 book by neurologist Oliver Sacks describing the case histories of some of his patients who have extraordinary relationships with the British television series The Prisoner starring Patrick McGoohan.
Wick Hunt is a 1984 light gun shooter video game developed by John Wick for close-quarters combat.