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About my FILM journal

my FILM journal is a simple, personal place to remember the movies that become part of your life. Streaming services are great at showing you what to watch next. But what about the films you've already discovered, the ones you want to watch, and the ones you never want to forget? That's why I created my FILM journal. Keep track of the films you've seen, save the ones you want to watch, and create your own lists for whatever matters to you—date night, family movies, favorites, classics, Christmas movies, your Top 10, or anything else you can imagine. When movie night comes around, open your own collection instead of starting another endless scroll. Your journal belongs to you. Organize it your way. Share your lists with friends and family. Remember what you've watched and rediscover the films that mattered. No complicated system. No need to turn watching movies into work. Just your films, your lists, and your memories. my FILM journal remembers yours.

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The developer, Robert Feyereisen, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

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The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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