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The import page brings your Letterboxd watch history across so you are not ticking hundreds of films by hand. There are two ways in.

• RSS feed — type in your Letterboxd username and it pulls your recently logged films. Quick, but only covers the recent entries Letterboxd publishes.
• Full export — request an export from Letterboxd, then upload the ZIP. This covers your entire history.

Either way you pick a default viewing location (home, cinema, festival or none), then get a review screen showing what matched before anything is saved. You can change individual entries there.

The countries map plots every country your watched films came from, with filters and a full country table underneath. It is a good way to notice how narrow — or how wide — a year's viewing has been.

What should I watch? picks one film out of everything you have left. Set a few filters — how long you have, which race you are trying to finish — and it returns a single recommendation rather than another list to scroll.

The lists page generates a JSON list URL for a chosen race and year that Radarr can poll as a custom list, so a race's films get added to your library automatically as nominations are announced.

1. 1

   Create a list

   Choose the race and year you want it to cover.

2. 2

   Copy the access token

   The token is what authorises the URL. It is shown once when generated — copy it then.

3. 3

   Add the URL to Radarr

   Point a custom list at it. The list stays up to date on its own from then on.

The lists page also shows access logs for each list, so you can see whether Radarr is actually polling it.