Mini-sode: What's New? Upcoming films.

Episode 19 of the What the Nostalgia?! podcast, hosted by What The Nostalgia!?, titled "Mini-sode: What's New? Upcoming films." was published on February 23, 2023 and runs 25 minutes.

February 23, 2023 ·25m · What the Nostalgia?!

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We are finally back with another Mini-sode where we discuss the films we are most looking forward to this year. Well represented by drama, comedy, action and animation, tune in to hear our top picks!

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We are finally back with another Mini-sode where we discuss the films we are most looking forward to this year. Well represented by drama, comedy, action and animation, tune in to hear our top picks!

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