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クリスマスイブには強盗を (2025)：キャスト・あらすじ・作品情報

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By Natasha Joseph, Michael Salami
| cinematoday.jp
見どころ それぞれに報われない日々を過ごす男女が手を組み、クリスマスイブに強盗計画を決行しようとするラブコメディー。監督・撮影は『好きだった君へ』シリーズなどのマイケル・フィモナリが担当。デパートの店員を『ステータス・アップデート』などのオリヴィア・ホルト、彼女の相棒となる修理工を『バニシング』などのコナー・スウィンデルズが演じるほか、ルーシー・パンチ、ピーター・セラフィノウィッツ、ポピー・ドレイトンらが出演する。 あらすじ 社長にこき使われる日々にうんざりしているデパートの店員ソフィア（オリヴィア・ホルト）と、同じ社長に仕事の報酬を踏み倒された修理工のニック（コナー・スウィンデルズ）。ちょっとした盗みを繰り返してきた二人は手を組み、デパートの社長に復讐（ふくしゅう）すべく彼から金品を盗むことにする。クリスマスイブに強盗計画を決行しようとするが、想定外の事態に陥る。 関連作品を配信サイトで視聴 ※VODサービスへのリンクにはアフィリエイトタグが含まれており、リンク先での会員登録や購入などでの収益化を行う場合があります。 ADVERTISEMENT 映画詳細データ 英題...
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Fossil tracks paint a picture of South Africa’s ancient coastal landscape: five essential reads

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By Natasha Joseph
| Modern Ghana
Fossils may look to the untrained eye like an unremarkable set of sandy bones. But those bones can deepen or even rewrite our understanding of ancient history – and South Africa is a fossil treasure trove. Some of the country's “treasures” have changed our own species' family tree.
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Fossil tracks paint a picture of South Africa’s ancient coastal landscape: five essential reads

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By Natasha Joseph
| Tolerance Canada
By Natasha Joseph, Commissioning Editor Fossils may look to the untrained eye like an unremarkable set of sandy bones. But those bones can deepen or even rewrite our understanding of ancient history – and South Africa is a fossil treasure trove. Some of the country’s “treasures” have changed our own species’ family tree. These include the 1924 discovery of a juvenile skull dubbed the Taung… Read complete article © The Conversation -
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