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Pompei (Pompéi) [2019]: ‘TIFF’ Review – A Visual-Stunning yet Empty Allegory on Loneliness and Escapism

Pompei (Pompéi) [2019]: ‘TIFF’ Review – A Visual-Stunning yet Empty Allegory on Loneliness and Escapism

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Antigone [2019]: ‘TIFF’ Review – A disobedient voice to the absolutes of state

Antigone [2019]: ‘TIFF’ Review – A disobedient voice to the absolutes of state

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Synonyms (Synonymes) [2019]: ‘TIFF’ Review – A Chaotic yet Weary look into Identity Crisis

Synonyms (Synonymes) [2019]: ‘TIFF’ Review – A Chaotic yet Weary look into Identity Crisis

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Roma (2018): Experiencing Spirituality Through Cinema

Roma (2018): Experiencing Spirituality Through Cinema

Irréversible 2002 high on films review

Irréversible [2002]: About Time and All That It Destroys

Irréversible [2002]: About Time and All That It Destroys

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