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I liked the juxtaposition of the cheery and colorful palette of the time period that Dawn is set in and the harsh reality of what can happen to those too precious to see how truly dangerous the world is. Can't wait to see more from first-time director Rose McGowan!
How in the hell have I gone through life until now without having seen Jean Genet's short film masterpiece A Song of Love (Un chant d'amour)? Some people might write it off as vintage arthouse gay porn, but, well, those people have obviously not seen that much gay porn. Yes, it's arthouse, yes, it's most definitely gay-centric, but that's what makes it so revolutionary. This was released in 1950. 1950. 19 fucking 50. The huge size of Genet's balls for…
Blisteringly beautiful. Jules has always been my fave and it’s nice to feel vindicated. The fact that she was going through so much when Rue placed all that responsibility on her shoulders is such a testament to how relationships can constantly be one-sided and no one can ever really know what’s truly going on in someone else’s head.
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