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Three Thousand Years of Longing

The Guardian Weekly

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September 02, 2022

These people really should have read the small print. Every magic wish comes with a consequence, a cost.

- Dir: George Miller

Three Thousand Years of Longing

Grant the Mad Max fans a magic wish and they'd conjure up a new film from George Miller, right here and right now, not a moment to lose. It's probably what they've been wanting since Fury Road trundled off into the desert back in 2015. Now their prayers have been answered, God help them, as Miller arrived at the Cannes film

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