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The Adventures of James Joyce remained on Unlikely 2.0 for one year, then was removed for reasons of space and copyright.


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Jack FeldsteinJack Feldstein woke up one morning and decided to devote his life to making films in neonism. You can contact him at feldsteinjack@yahoo.com.au, or learn more about him at Wikipedia.

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