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I used to enjoy putting on TCM and catching the strangest films in the middle of the night. Surreal stuff from the 20's-60's that I didn't catch the name of and probably won't ever see again.
Is there a place somewhere I can have a viewing experience similar to this without paying a cable provider?
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Anonymous
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>>222368709
In Australia our version of this is called SBS, but luckily it’s publicly owned and free. You find the most esoteric shit on SBS.
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Anonymous
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>>222368738
has ondemand been working for you anon? i've had nothing but the circle of death and it makes me seethe and get racist
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>>222368709
Criterion channel is paid but its relatively cheap and ad free and hits a similar catalog. It includes a 24/7 linear stream that plays a lot of obscure old and foreign shit.
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