1.7.20: Unraveling '1917', Meet the Insta 360, and Chris Terrio taking on ILM

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1.7.20: Unraveling '1917', Meet the Insta 360, and Chris Terrio taking on ILM

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Jan 10, 2020

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This week Michelle Delateur joins Charles Haine and George Edelman to discuss the genius behind '1917', what Chris Terrio meant when he insulted ILM, and the latest from Insta 360.

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