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The House With a Clock in Its Walls Ticks Every Now and Then, But Not All the Way: Review
Author: Jaime Rebanal
Jaime is an autistic Mississauga-based student attending Sheridan College. He is also an aspiring filmmaker, with an ever-growing love for cinema all around the globe.
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