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[caption id="attachment_162702" align="alignnone" width="800"] The Tax Collector[/caption] The Tax Collector is the latest film directed by David Ayer. Ayer is known with writing credits for The Fast and The Furious and Training Day. His gritty
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[caption id="attachment_162699" align="alignnone" width="800"] Ben Hickernell directed What We Found[/caption] Ben Hickernell was inspired by a popular podcast called Serial a few years ago. More specifically, the first season, aired in 2014, was the 1999
