• We Understand Nationality in Braveheart pt. 1 ft. Brian McAleer

  • May 29 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 19 mins
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We Understand Nationality in Braveheart pt. 1 ft. Brian McAleer

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  • Ankit is back with another movie he failed to see, the 1995 classic Braveheart starring Mel Gibson. He is joined by the illustrious Brian McAleer, host of the My Movie podcast. Join him as he discovers where Scottish people are from...

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    https://youtube.com/@aussiegoeshollywood?si=PiEGgCfgDFIG0k6V

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    Production:

    • Creator, Host, Producer, Social Media: Ankit Madhira
    • Editor: Pranav Nair
    • Music: Ankit Madhira, Megan Hutchison
    • Art: Jarid Rother

    About the show: Join Ankit Madhira, a trained actor and musician, as he watches popular films for the first time. He tries to make predictions about the plot, points out things he notices, and his overall thoughts about the film. Longtime fans of the movie always join Ankit as they cover the story of various films and delve deep into the world of cinema. Whether you're a huge film buff or have never seen the movie, grab some popcorn and listen along. New episodes are released every Wednesday wherever you get your podcasts!
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