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The female version of a filmbro, while a filmbro may appreciate true art films like Fight Club and The Wolf of Wall Street, a filmsis prefers underground indie gems like Spike Jonze's Her, Lady Bird and La La Land
"this filmsis just lectured to me for an hour about how Midsommar is the best horror film ever made"
filmsis by alex281 August 25, 2020
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The Art of making Films. This is a combination of Artistry and Filmmaking
The Filmistry of Almodovar is impressive.
Filmistry by Cometry March 9, 2010
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Filmsieur 

film⋅sieur film s-yur; Fr. film-syœ

–noun, plural film⋅sieurs film-syurz, films-erz; Fr. film-syœ

1. A formal, fully trained, and courteous service professional with extensive experience and expertise in servicing film industry executives
2. A certified member of the highly sought-after concierge services firm, Filmcierge

ORIGIN:

2009; FILM + (MON)SIEUR French, from Old French : mon, my (from Latin meum, accusative of meus; see me-1 in Indo-European roots) + sieur, lord, sir (from Vulgar Latin *seiorem, accusative of *seior; see sire).
Time management, courtesy, and a natural desire to satisfy the needs of others are all characteristics of a good Filmsieur.
Filmsieur by yellowroad71 October 5, 2009

Multi.filmssss 

An amazing multi fan page multi.filmsss
Is amazing 💜💜💜💜💜
Multi.filmssss snapped again
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