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EU humiliated: Why disastrous economic policy had to be abandoned within WEEKS

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BORIS JOHNSON will soon be leading the UK out of the EU on January 31 - and, as Britain will be able to control its own economic laws and regulations once again, it can be revealed that the EU's first economic policy was a disaster which fell through within weeks, according to newly resurfaced reports. from Daily Express :: News Feed https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/1230853/brexit-news-uk-eu-margaret-thatcher-boris-johnson-euro-the-snake-monetary-policy-spt via Wigan Services
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Neighborhood Golf Association by HELLER films

Neighborhood Golf Association by HELLER films

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For the past 10 years, street photographer Patrick Barr aka Tiger Hood has become a local legend known for bringing golf to the streets of NYC. It’s a game that requires only three items: a golf club, a newspaper-stuffed milk carton, and a crate. What was initially just a way for Barr to pass time has gained traction from major news outlets and celebrities on a global scale. However, street golf seems to overshadow his true passion… photography. Barr’s archive consists of thousands of mind blowing film photographs of NYC from the 1990’s to 2000’s. His goal was to preserve a time and place that he predicted would dissolve in the coming years. With his archive as evidence, he predicted correctly. “Neighborhood Golf Association” is a short documentary by long time friend, Nicolas Heller aka New York Nico. The 12-minute film explores a day in the life of Barr supplemented by archive footage collected over their three-year friendship. Directed and Produced by Nicolas Heller Cinematography by Joe Bressler Edited by Lucas Lobe Music Supervision by Falside Sound Mix by Bobb Barito Color by Joe Bressler Titles by Greg Matesich RSVP for our screening on March 2nd here: www.withfriends.co/heller_films

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