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Dec 03 2020
Every once in awhile you’ll see a movie that comes out of nowhere and just blows you away. That’s what happened when I watched Mosul. The film, which was produced by Anthony and Joe Russo, is the feature directorial debut of screenwriter Matthew Michael Carnahan (the writer of World War Z, The Kingdom, Deepwater Horizon) and it’s very clear this is just the beginning of his time behind the camera because he’s crafted an edge-of-your-seat thriller that never lets you go.
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