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Dem2theMax

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75. Make Way For Tomorrow.

Thu Aug 28, 2025, 08:47 AM

17 hrs ago

1937. Caught it twice on TCM. They rarely show it.

It is not an easy watch. It will rip your heart out, and then stomp it to pieces on the ground. Have tons of Kleenex nearby.

One of the finest films I have ever seen. Highly recommend trying to find it to watch it. Has an 8.1 rating on IMDB. So that should tell you something. Don't read spoilers, if by any chance you are lucky enough to find the movie to watch it.

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