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Mondays excels in its writing–that fun, quirky tone that is established visually stays constant in its script.
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Anya is an avid film watcher, blogger and podcaster. You can read her words on film at letterboxd and medium, and hear their voice on movies, monsters, and other weird things on Humanoids From the Deep Dive every other Monday. In their "off" time they volunteer as a film projectionist, reads fiction & nonfiction, comics, and plays video games until it's way too late.
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