#DailyStream weekly roundup

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The Mist

The #DailyStream is a once-per-day, single-movie-only streaming recommendation that appears both at my Substack and at my Patreon, and in truncated forms at Twitter, Mastodon, Post, and Facebook.

Here are the films I recommended this week (I managed only five, sorry!) — click over to read more and get the streaming links:

daily stream for Sat Feb 25: badass old ladies FTW
2018’s Edie is streaming on iPlayer in the UK, Prime in the US [read at Substack (free)]

daily stream for Fri Feb 24: essential background for understanding Ukraine’s backbone
2015’s Winter on Fire: Ukraine’s Fight for Freedom is streaming globally on Netflix [read at Substack (free)]

daily stream for Thu Feb 23: the monsters are due… [pictured]
2007’s The Mist is on US Netflix, and on Prime and Apple TV on both sides of the Atlantic [read at Substack (free)]

daily stream for Tue Feb 21: what is war good for? profit! (say it again)
2005’s Lord of War leaves HBO Max in the US on Feb 28; on Netflix in the UK [read at Substack (free)]

daily stream for Mon Feb 20: food and wine and the projects that sustain a gal
2009’s Julie & Julia is on Netflix and Hulu in the US; on Prime and Apple TV in the UK [read at Substack (free)]

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