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A Girl Named Tamiko Michael Constantine Walter Hill's directorial debut for

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Walter Hill's directorial debut for the classy Depression-era boxing drama

Haunting image of Juliette Binoche on this UK Quad film poster from 1988 for "The Unbearable Lightness of Being"

This folded film poster was printed in England by Lonsdale & Bartholomew Ltd Nottingham and has 3 x 1/2 inch border tears to the right and blu tac residue marks in the corners where it has been displayed

Sidney Poitier is superb as Mr Tibbs who is wrongly arrested for murder while changing trains in Mississippi

Tommy Lee Jones is pictured here as Captain "Bully" Hayes in this swashbuckler prior to his fame in the Fugitive

A Girl Named Tamiko Michael Constantine Walter Hill's directorial debut forDirector John Sturges enjoys the Tokyo locations but this British poster seems to lack both the glamour and the colour.

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