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whether they be indie films, foreign documentary, shorts, features, vintage, recent, you name it, they got it.

They have everything except the Garfield movies.

Yes.

I haven't done my homework on that to know if I'm right or not.

I'm pretty sure they don't.

They might have a Garfield movie and they might not have everything else.

They might not have a Garfield colon, a tale of two kitties.

Remember when we saw that Garfield calling a tale of two kitties? Yes. And we knew in advance that the villain of the movie was named Lord Dargis. Yes. And so we went to, there was a t-shirt-making shop, God knows what. At Hollywood and Highland, touristy area of Los Angeles.

And we had in these like very sort of metal album letters, we had the, we had the name

Lord Doggis on a black t-shirt, put it up.

We gave it to her and she put it on immediately at the screening and I had never felt more good in my life.

That was a great moment. Yeah. I mean, I'm, I'm, there's so much about Manola's career that I admire, but being named the villain in a, in a movie, in a sequel that way, if you trash the first one, that's a, that's a hashtag life goal. That's it.

It really is.

Talk about Ovid.

Let's.

So this week on Ovid, they are highlighting New York City's Latin heritage and urban landscapes with three films.

David Rikers La Ciudad, a collection of stories and an affecting portrait of disenfranchised Latin American immigrants living in New York City.

Diego Echeverillas Los Sudes is a complex portrait,

celebrating the vitality of this largely Puerto Rican and Dominican community in New York.

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