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That was a very announcer-y announcement that you just made.

Sometimes announcers got to announce.

I think you could go a little less like, hey, everybody, fluffo shortening for all of your baking needs.

We're going to have an actual conversation about Avid.

I'm just, it's an ad.

Tell me about Avid this week, Al-Z.

Oh, well.

We love Avid, and we're happy to be talking about it with you.

Super cool.

They are premiering Patricio Guzman's best doc winner from the Cannes Film Festival,

The Cordillera of Dreams, which caps off a trilogy of films that he has made about.

As they say in the notes, and I couldn't say it any better,

the relationship between historical memory, political trauma, and geography in his native country of Chile.

This is the first time it's been available on any streaming service, and Avid is the only place to watch Patricio Guzman's major films.

It opened earlier in the year right around the time of the virus coming along, And I remember it was playing at Lumier,

over on Wilshire.

I was like, I've got to get out to see that.

Yeah, no, I've heard great things.

And then I got locked into this apartment for seven and a half months.

Funny how that happens.

Yes.

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