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This is the best schizo noir of this century. Its simultaneously dense in its mystery with a lot of greater messages baked in like the youths desperate search for purpose and meaning, probably means a lot more to today's gen then when it came out but I bet most haven't seen it.
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So he must've ended up homeless or did he live with milf
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a24 really fucked with the release. this movie deserved better.
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Lot of primo bitches in this some bordering on nude
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Did you come up with that term 'schizo noir'? It's fucking brilliant
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no, he did not



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