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All films in accolade 'Unnecessarily Long Titles Award' (bife

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Objective: How many words should a film title have? A punchy 1 or 2? An explanatory 3 or 4? Maybe a verbose 5 or 6? A more than sufficient 7, 8 or 9? 10 is just self-indulgent, and anything so long it throws out your fwfr reviews page formatting is worthy of being honoured in a very special accolade! Unfortunately I just discovered that there is a size limit to the length of an accolade title - and it's not a large limit!

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	Another Demonstration Of The Cliff-Guibert Fire Hose Reel, Showing A Young Girl Coming From An Office, Detaching Hose, Running With It 60 Feet, And Playing A Stream, All Inside Of 30 Seconds (1900)
	Caffeteria Or How Are You Going To Keep Her Down On The Farm After She's Seen Paris Twice (1973)
	Constructing Reality: Exploring Media Issues In Documentary - Voices Of Experience, Voices For Change Part 1 (1993)
	Demonstrating The Action Of The Brown Hoisting And Conveying Machine In Unloading A Schooner Of Iron Ore, And Loading The Material On The Cars (1900)
	Demonstrating The Action Of The Chicago Pneumatic Shell Riveters On The Underside Of The Hull Of A Steel Vessel. Taken For The Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co. (1900)
	Her Majesty The Queen Arriving At South Kensington On The Occasion Of The Laying Of The Foundation Stone Of The Victoria & Albert Museum (1899)
	I Killed My Lesbian Wife, Hung Her On A Meat Hook, And Now I Have A Three-Picture Deal At Disney (1993)
	Man With The Smallest Penis In Existence And The Electron Microscope Technician Who Loved Him, The (2003)
	Night Of The Day Of The Dawn Of The Son Of The Bride Of The Return Of The Revenge Of The Terror Of The Attack Of The Evil, Mutant, Hellbound, Flesh-Eating Subhumanoid Zombified Living Dead, Part 3 (2005)
	Queen And The Queen Mother On The Palace Balcony Responding To The Call Of The Populace, The (1898)
	Those Magnificent Men In Their Flying Machines, Or How I Flew From London To Paris In 25 Hours 11 Minutes (1965)
	Voyage Du Pr�sident F�lix Faure En Russie (Ao�t 1897): L'imp�ratrice Descend L'escalier Rouge Du Palais De Saint-P�tersbourg, Accompagn�e Des Dames D'honneur Et Suivie De Tous Les Princes Et Grands Ducs De La Cour Imp�riale, Le (1897)