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Medieval Times A man’s priorities: God King Lady A man’s business: War

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CAMELOT With Richard Harris, 1967 About King Arthur and the Round Table

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Brother Sun, Sister Moon A film about St. Francis of Assisi by famous producer Franco Zeffirelli, 1972

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