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Posts Tagged ‘ Narcos ’

Fall Premieres 2015: Streaming

September 14, 2015

By Antenna Editors

Antenna's reviewers consider Netflix, Amazon, Hulu, and Crackle's new original programming
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Tags: Casual, Fall Premieres, Hand of God, Narcos, pilots, premieres, Red Oaks, Reviews, Super Mansion
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Magical Realism and Fictional Verisimilitude in Medellín

September 7, 2015

By Kristina Busse

Offering first impressions of Narcos, Kristina Busse discusses its layered framing, use of original footage, and language and accent.
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Tags: history, language, Narcos, Netflix
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