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Comrades, while scanning the interwebs for subversive materials and activities, I noticed a possibly useful font in some random movie poster:


I searched tirelessly for the title font and—half a pack of cigarettes and one nap later—finally identified it as ND Tupa Nova (or something damned close to it). 

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The font has a good selection of glyphs and alternative characters and I may use it for any future edition of The People's News that I get around to next Tuesday.

Incidentally, an imdb search rendered no useful information on the font. You can go here and see for yourself:

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt28014327/?ref_=mv_close

 

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Colonel Obyezyana wrote:
9/1/2026, 7:46 am
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Comrades, while scanning the interwebs for subversive materials and activities, I noticed a possibly useful font in some random movie poster:

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I searched tirelessly for the title font and—half a pack of cigarettes and one nap later—finally identified it as ND Tupa Nova (or something damned close to it). 

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The font has a good selection of glyphs and alternative characters and I may use it for any future edition of The People's News that I get around to next Tuesday.

Incidentally, an imdb search rendered no useful information on the font. You can go here and see for yourself:

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt28014327/?ref_=mv_close

 

Colonel O,

Thank you for your font research. ND Tupa Nova  is the perfect font for this early stage script - Dramages - an aging dramatist gets emotional about the dramatic psychological toll caused by excessive displays of characters with interpersonal sociopathic methods of acting, chaotic bunny boiling relationships, while establishing her own dramatist character psychopathic success model.



Season One: Dramages - Hollyweird Dramaticist and former lawyer, Patty Hewes, recounts the literal emotional damage, manipulation, and borderline "terrorist tactics" she has inflicted on everyone around her. Patty's means always justified other people's ends.

The random, non sequitur dialog in the above hidden screen test camera video is edited to Dramages script:

"I don't just win, dear. I salt the earth so nothing ever grows there again.
Now, you have exactly thirty seconds to sign this NDA and hand over your hard drives. Or I will turn your entire existence into a psychological thriller, and I promise you, you won't survive the first act.
Drink your coffee. It’s imported."

Colonel O, the only possible font for Dramages is ND Tupa Nova . If I can't thank you enough, could I offer a fresh, soft-pack of Winston's for your next research reconnoitering foray?


 
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