Ep. 14 - Gandhi & Inchon (1982)

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Time for a historical double feature! James and Kris spare no expense in their discussion of Richard Attenborough's Gandhi and Terence Young's Inchon.Instagram: @majormotionproblemsYouTube: @majormotionproblemsTikTok: @majormotionproblemsThe MMP Hotline

Episode metadata supplied by the publisher feed · Published Sep 19, 2025

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Time for a historical double feature! James and Kris spare no expense in their discussion of Richard Attenborough's Gandhi and Terence Young's Inchon. Instagram: @majormotionproblems YouTube: @majormotionproblems TikTok: @majormotionproblems The MMP Hotline

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