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Pomun hosts a library of free HD movies and full TV show archives, with dedicated pages for each title carrying its synopsis, cast, director and year of release. Series listings are organized so that new episodes can be found directly, and the whole catalogue can be narrowed down by genre, by country of production or by release year.

Films listed under the United Kingdom country listing

Title	Year	Runtime	Genre	Note
Once Upon a Time in London	2019	111 min	Crime	Charting the rise and fall of the London gangsters Billy Hill and Jack ‘Spot’ Comer.
Doctor Sleep	2019	152 min	Horror	Dan Torrance, scarred by what he endured as a child, tries to find some peace.
Denmark	2019	—	Listed in the country results	Appears alongside the UK titles in the same listing.
A Killer Next Door	2019	—	Listed in the country results	Opens with an individual detail page and trailer entry.
Ghosts of War	2019	—	Listed in the country results	Shares the country results page with the titles above.
Arthur & Merlin: Knights of Camelot	2019	—	Adventure	Part of the same United Kingdom listing.
Masters of Love	2019	—	Listed in the country results	Final entry shown in the country results.

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Dated entries from the casino news archive

Date	Item	Subject
June 23, 2010	Les mineurs au centre des préoccupations	New gambling rules and the regulator's scrutiny of advertising on the main media.
May 11, 2010	L'Olympique Lyonnais repris à l'ordre	A football club and the league over the shirt its players wore.
May 10, 2010	Balkany, de père en fils	A political father and son compared across their public roles.
December 21, 2011	Full Tilt Poker requests a Spanish licence	Reported in the Spanish-language desk on online poker licensing.
December 19, 2011	Martin Finger wins EPT Prague Season 8	Tournament result reported in the Spanish-language desk.

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