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The Last Witness is a British-Polish thriller film directed by Piotr Szkopiak.
Starring Alex Pettyfer, Talulah Riley, Michael Gambon, Will Thorp, Henry Lloyd-Hughes, Gwilym Lee, Robert Wiฤckiewicz, Piotr Stramowski, Michael Byrne, Charles De'Ath and others.
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Hello PhotoMarket,
I'm clearing out some gear and extras that I no longer use as well as some expired film. Any questions please feel free to comment or message directly. I've made a few purchases and sales on here, if anyone would like a refrence feel free to ask as well. Buyer pays shipping and covers Paypal fees, open to NYC local meet up.
All Images & time stamp - https://imgur.com/a/iNtqnkC
- Nikkor 50mm 1.4. with original box & accessories, used for about a year, swaped for a sigma. $200
- Fujinon XF50mm F2 R WR, with original box & accessories, used like twice. Sold my Xpro2 on here and have no need for it. Basically brand new. $325
- Lexar 64gig XQD card, gift from the in laws, sticking to SD's for now. Also basically new. $65
Contax G system leather case, recently bought a Contax it came with this.$20Sale pending.- Mid 2018 15' MacBook Pro with Touch Bar, 2.6 GHz 6-Core Intel Core i7 1TB Drive, 32gigs of ram. This was my main work machine since AUG 2018, it still runs flawlessly, comes with the orginal packaging, charger, and I recently had it serviced by Apple. More in images. $1390
Polariod SX70 in red, bought a pack of film and something seems to be wrong with the rollers, when I tested it the camera would run the film but no decent exposures. Bought this camera in Highschool and havent used it in recent years.$50Sale pending.
EXPIRED FILM LOT - NON REFRIGERATED - 120mm, FUJI FP.
Perfect for those intrested in exploring with expired films, as a warning however, the resuluts of these will be unpredicble.
17 Ilford Delta 3200 exp: circa 2002 -$40- 20 Plus X Pan (PXP) 125 exp: 1998 - $50
6 220 Plus X 125 exp: 2007 -$25Varity pack: 1 Tri-x Pan ISO 320 exp: 02, 1 T-Max ISO 100 exp: 2008, 1 Ilford Pan F ISO 50, 1 Ilford XP2 C41 B&W -$20Pending sale.4 E200 exp: 2007 -$204 EPP ISO 100 exp: 2006 -$20Pending sale.2 EPL ISO 400 exp: 2003$102 EPT ISO 160T exp: 1999$10
I'd let the lot go for $200
3x Fuji Fp100c packs. Kept in a cool place, howeverNOT REFRIGERATED.Expiration on 2 packs is 04/2016, and 03/2016 on the other.$225SOLD
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Hello Snarkers. My name is Clint and I was a Government Witness in the Josh Duggar trial. I testified about his technical knowledge on Monday. I am currently employed as a Technical Expert in Cybersecurity at the Walmart Homeoffice here in Northwest Arkansas.
I wanted to come here and correct some rumors I have seen regarding my testimony and give you an opportunity to ask any questions related to the trial. I will say ahead of time that I will not be confirming (or denying) the identity of anyone beyond things that have already been posted publicly, their stories are not mine to tell.
I have known Josh for around 20 years now, my first memory of him is at a campaign event for Jim Holt in 2001 or so. He was running the sound system, and at the time I was developing an interest in media. When asked to describe my relationship with him in court I said I would consider him "a close acquaintance." By that I mean we had each other's phone numbers, but I was not invited to his wedding.
My family briefly attended the Duggar's home church in 2006 right before the split. We left IBLP before ever attending the church, and fully left fundamentalism a few years ago.
I stated in court that Josh and I "ran in the same circles." By this I mean we are the same age, both homeschooled, both conservative politically, both interested in technology, and lived nearby. We had majorly overlapping friend groups, and would usually say hi if we saw each other around.
The conversation the prosecution was interested in took place in 2010, either right at the end or immediately after the Jim Holt US Senate Campaign I helped run. Josh, and I were sitting around in a coffee shop discussing technology as was normal, Jim Holt was there as well. At the time I was digging into internet proxies and was working on implementing a transparent, network-wide internet filter (think like you have at work in a corporate environment) My family had stopped using Covenant Eyes earlier because of issues we had found with it. As part of the conversation I was explaining to Josh why I thought he needed to consider a better filtration system than Covenant Eyes and as an example I mentioned an alternate operating system could be used to bypass it. The specific example I gave was Windows based, either he or Jim asked if it could be done with MacOS as well. I was not sure, we then discussed Linux as another option. I described his response as "disinterested" - to the point where when I sent an email to s
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In the years 2016-2018 (though you could extend this to 2015-2019) I remember watching a film in theatres that was definitely of the horror genre - potentially thriller. I was young enough at the time to be sort of disturbed by its premise, and I recall it was an average but entertaining watch.
Iโm pretty sure the whole conclusion of the story was that the male character had to forgive himself for something he had done in the past. I think something was haunting him because he hadnโt forgiven himself. It was something significant like the death of a loved one.
There was a horror scene where he was in the shower on his boat (he lived on the harbour) when something dramatic / horrific happened (unexpectedly for him of course).
Iโve become extremely irritated that I cannot find this film and an hoping someone can help me. Thank you!
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My wife and are trying to figure out what movie this was: in the Netflix streaming catalog circa 2017-2019.
It's bad, really bad. It centers around a young single mother who hangs out with her son and spends a ton of money playing a claw machine in a drug store that has cash and lottery ticket prizes in it.
A later scene had mom driving in a beat up old truck, and son asks if they will have Christmas this year, mom replies "sorry baby, the claw machine ain't been good to momma lately" or something very similar.
This had been our inside joke for years, and we can't seem to figure out where it came from.
Personally, I think it should have been given one. I know most people simply put the year with it, but it should really have it's own unique name, as it is not a reboot, but a continuation of the story set up in the original 1978 film.
I'm writing a film that features a scene in an airport, amidst airport construction. Anyone with some experience of the space would be extremely helpful. Thank you!
Link to my IMDb here: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm3792134/
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