Category:Film Characters - From Wikipedia
Subcategories: Lists of Film Characters, Film Serial
Characters, Adam Green Characters,
Battle Royale II Characters,
Child Characters in Film, Comedy Film Characters,
"Crocodile" Dundee Characters, Disney Characters
Originating in Film, Drama Film Characters,
Fantasy Film Characters, Gen¹³ and DV8 Characters,
Ghostbusters Characters,
Highlander Characters, Horror Film Characters,
Indiana Jones Characters, James Bond Characters,
The Karate Kid Characters, Kill Bill Characters,
Marvel Cinematic Universe Characters, Matrix Characters,
Tyler Perry Characters, Characters in The Phantom
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Science Fiction Film Characters, Film Sidekicks,
Spaghetti Western Characters, Spawn Characters,
Spy Kids Characters, Star Trek Film Characters,
Star Wars Characters, Film Superheroes,
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Characters,
Terminator Characters, Underworld Characters,
Wes Craven Characters, and Pages
in Category "Film Characters".
Category:Film Organizations - From Wikipedia
Subcategories: Film Organizations by Country, Animation
Organizations, Australian Film Institute, Film Commissions,
Film Companies, Filmmakers Cooperatives,
Film Critics Associations, Documentary Film Organizations,
Film Festivals, International Animated Film Association,
Film-related Professional Associations, Film Schools,
Screenwriting Organizations, Film Societies,
Women's Film Organizations,
and Pages in Category "Film Organizations".
List of Film Institutes - From Wikipedia
List of Film Institutes - From Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia.
Category:Film Competitions - From Wikipedia
Subcategories: Detroit Windsor International Film Festival,
And Pages in Category "Film Competitions".
Category:Works About Film - From Wikipedia
Subcategories: Books About Film, Books About Films,
Documentary Films About the Film Industry,
Works About Filmmaking, Filmmaking Video Games,
Films About Filmmaking, Films About Films,
Film Magazines, Film Websites.
Film Preservation - From Wikipedia
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Category:Film Preservation - From Wikipedia
Subcategories: American Film Institute, Film Archives,
Photo Archives, and Pages in Category "Film Preservation".
Film Criticism - From Wikipedia
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Category:Film Criticism - From Wikipedia
Subcategories: Critical Response to Films, Film Critics,
Film Criticism Online, Film Critics Associations,
film Review Websites, Film Magazines, Science Fiction Studies,
Film Criticism Television Series, and Pages in Category "Film Criticism".
Category:Movements in Cinema - From Wikipedia
Subcategories: Films by Movement, Futurist Film, New Wave
in Cinema, and Pages in Category "Movements in Cinema".
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