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Sep 9th: Sarah Landon and the Paranormal Hour	Sep 9th: Baby Mama
Sep 16th: Young@Heart	Sep 16th: The Love Guru
Sep 16th: Speed Racer	Sep 16th: Snow Angels
Sep 16th: Made of Honor	Sep 16th: Before the Rains
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Sep 23rd: Deception	Sep 30th: OSS 117: Cairo, Nest of Spies
Sep 30th: Jellyfish	Sep 30th: Iron Man
Sep 30th: Forgetting Sarah Marshall	Sep 30th: CSNY Deja Vu

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